Evangelist Franklin Graham issued a stark warning in response to President Biden’s controversial decision to dub Easter Sunday as the “Transgender Day of Visibility,” igniting fury among millions of Christians nationwide.

Graham condemned the administration’s move, denouncing it as a blatant disregard for the sanctity of Easter, the holiest day in the Christian calendar. He lambasted Biden for what he perceived as glorification of sin and urged Christians to stand firm in their faith amidst the cultural onslaught.

Dr. Paul Chappell, pastor of Lancaster Baptist Church, echoed Graham’s sentiments, labeling the White House’s declaration as a mockery of Jesus Christ and urging believers to uphold the teachings of the Bible with unwavering integrity.

President Trump joined the chorus of criticism, demanding an apology from the Biden administration for what he deemed as yet another assault on the Christian faith.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul further stoked controversy by ordering state buildings to be illuminated with transgender colors on Easter Sunday, a move that starkly contrasts with past displays of religious symbolism.

Graham cautioned Americans about the moral decline of the nation, citing biblical scripture and emphasizing the need for repentance in the face of impending judgment. He urged individuals to turn away from sin and seek forgiveness from God, rather than celebrating moral depravity.