Solomon’s Wisdom and El Salvador’s Security Transformation

There's a passage in the Bible, I'm sure everyone knows this one, but there's a passage in the Bible that I find very important for those in any type of leadership position.

It talks about the time Solomon ascended the throne, and God appeared to him in a dream, inviting him to make a request for whatever was in his heart.

As you know, Solomon could have asked for anything: riches, power, victories over his enemies, or a long, healthy, happy life.

But he didn't. He asked for none of that.

Instead, Solomon asked for wisdom so he could serve his people well.

And God answered that. Because Solomon had asked for wisdom when he could have asked for riches and honor, God would grant him extraordinary wisdom b- and he would also give him everything he hadn't asked for.

I believe this passage is timeless. Leaders shouldn't ask God for riches, fame, or material possessions.

Leaders should ask him for wisdom.

A couple of days ago, we had the honor of hosting a national prayer breakfast in El Salvador for the first time.

And over there, I share a little about the miracle unfolding in our country.

As you know, El Salvador was the murder capital of the world.

That was our nickname, murder capital of the world, the most dangerous place in the whole wide world.

And now it's the safest country in the whole continent.

So over there, we talked a little about the miracle unfolding over there.

Our experience has taught us that it's impossible to have such big change without the intervention of God.

The transformation of El Salvador, especially when it comes to security, is not the work of humans alone.

We know it was possible only because God worked a miracle through our hands, and we give the glory to Him.

He guided us to make great decisions in times of great darkness.

Many people don't know that our enemy was not just of flesh and blood, but is spiritual as well.

The gangs didn't just murder, rape, extort, they also worshiped Satan.

Straight up, literally.

When we went to their homes to arrest them, we discovered altars they'd been using for Satanic rituals.

This is well documented. We put up the pictures, the videos right away.

But for some reason, the global mainstream media didn't think it was worth it to cover it.

But we know gangs in El Salvador were Satanic, and they worship Satan, and some of the g- those gangs are here in the United States.

Bringing security to our people meant shield them, shielding them from that, shielding the innocent from the plague, putting the safety of our honest people first.

Guarding those who were seeking peace and had to face the curse of the gangs.

If God did this for El Salvador, He can do it for countries all over the world.