Kari Jobe Pens a Heartfelt Letter to Joe Biden

GRAMMY-nominated and multi-Dove Award Winning worship leader Kari Jobe has shared a heartfelt message on Wednesday after Joe Biden was sworn in as president of the United States, with former U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris sworn in as vice president .She hss penned a heartfelt letter for the new administration.
"Dear Mr President Biden," she addressed the note posted on Instagram, "I want you to know that I'm praying for you, and the Vice President and your families."
Jobe prays that Biden would "pick up the mantle of leadership for our country," and also "feel the weight of those of us praying for you."
"Prayer is so powerful and God is always moved by faith," she added. "I pray that when you don't know what to do, that you would ask God. I pray that when you feel overwhelmed, that you would be surrounded with support and Godly advice and wisdom to help you."
She urged Biden to pursue that kind of relationship with God if he does not already have that because "it changes everything."
"I pray that you would feel blessed and covered and that you would know His voice, and also his love. Our little family of 4 will pray for you daily," she concluded and signed the letter, "God bless you, Mr. President and Mrs. Vice President. Sincerely, Kari Jobe Carnes."
For more than two decades, well-respected worship leader Kari Jobe has been using her gifts to lead people into the presence of God. When she began leading worship at age 13, she never imagined she would be nominated for a GRAMMY®, win multiple Dove Awards, have a RIAA Gold Certified single or be praised by the New York Times. She has sold more than 1.5 million albums (TEA) in her career and has more than one billion career streams.
Originally from Texas and now residing in Nashville, she tours the country with her husband Cody Carnes and their two boys, Canyon and Kingston, and they both serve at their home church The Belonging Co.
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