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Churchs should be banned from "engaging in any political campaign activity."

The partnership - which Wallnau is referring to as a "Courage Tour" - seeks to spur conservative churches directly into the political arena. This is risky business: Under a 1954 law known as the Johnson Amendment, churches and other nonprofits are banned from "engaging in any political campaign activity."

Both Wallnau and Kirk have been calling on pastors to throw caution to the wind, with Kirk explicitly offering resources to pastors who seek to "challenge the IRS." On his podcast, Wallnau insisted, "We've got to see the courageous churches come together," adding: "We're encouraging the churches to stand with us."

According to Wallnau, TPUSA has already recruited 2,500 churches "to stand with an America First Agenda." It is not clear from his description if all of those congregations are in swing states. TPUSA did not respond to Rolling Stone's requests to elaborate on Wallnau's remarks, and Wallnau didn't respond to an interview request.

Wallnau argued that he and his allies deserve a different label. "We're really Christian rationalists" who see a "nation in a crisis." Yet he also insisted that if America doesn't receive "divine intervention, it's sunk" - adding that "the Gospel is the only thing that will save America."

Wallnau's Saturday podcast also featured far-right, fellow preacher Mario Murillo as a panelist. Murillo warned that the nation's churches need to unify behind Trump be-cause "our nation has been taken over by demonic power." Re-electing Trump is necessary to "preserve America," Murrillo added. "The church failed the first time around. We did not rally around Trump…and look at where we are."

Clarifying his view of Trump's heav-enly mission, Murillo added: "The purpose of a Donald Trump presidency is not to get the church to hand over the responsibility to Donald Trump." The thrice married Trump's role, Murrilo countered, is just to "buy us time" to achieve what America truly requires: "A moral awakening."

The law prohibits charities and churches from engaging in any political campaign activity, and if they do, they are at risk of losing their tax-exempt status from the Internal Revenue Service.

“As long as churches are neutral and do not explicitly endorse a specific candidate or expressly advocate for the election of or defeat of a particular candidate, they can be politically active.”