In a disturbing incident on Easter Sunday, a trailer carrying over 200 Bibles was deliberately set ablaze in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. Law enforcement authorities have confirmed that the fire was a deliberate act.

According to reports from the Wilson County Sheriff’s office, the trailer was left in the middle of an intersection around 6 a.m. before being intentionally set on fire. The details surrounding the incident are being closely guarded as the investigation progresses.

Greg Locke, the pastor of Global Vision Bible Church, revealed that security cameras captured footage of a man dropping off the trailer directly in front of the church. The swift action of a churchgoer who alerted the authorities prevented further damage.

This heinous act serves as yet another reminder of the spiritual battle facing our nation. Churches and sacred texts are under attack by malevolent forces. Meanwhile, the very essence of Easter, a celebration of resurrection and renewal, was overshadowed by the White House’s decision to designate the day as Transgender Visibility Day—an affront to traditional values and beliefs.