While I am not a cessationist by any stretch of the imagination, I am quite wary of supposed prophecies. There's very little fear of God left in the continuationist movement (of which I am a part.) Folks get a feeling or desire and are quick to spout off and put words in God's mouth. It is grievous.
That said, I do not know whether Trump or Biden will end up as our next president.
Either way, our hope isn't in man.
I think there are downsides to either eventuality. The downsides to Biden having the presidency are pretty obvious. But one significant downside to Trump having it is the fact that so many folks who bear the name of Christ have made Trump into some kind of hero.
Now, I am glad that he has done the good that he has. And I must say that he's easily been the best president since Reagan. However, I do not believe for a moment that he is a conservative and I doubt that he is a Christian. I don't think he stands for or operates by a biblical set of principles.
And be that as it may, a significant issue, since folks build him up to be some hero, is that they may feel that once we get him back into office, we've essentially won.
The real battle we have on our hands isn't a political one. It isn't a battle to get the people we want into the positions of power that we want. It isn't to get the legislation that we want. Those things are good and fine. The real issue is that the soul of this nation is terribly, terribly sick.
At least with Biden in office (and I do not want him in office,) we will see Christians remain concerned over the state of things.
We've really got to address our world view. We have allowed humanism and naturalism to seep into the way we think. We think way too much like the heathen and way too much like the left.
We'd honestly be better off taking the time we do in paying attention to the play-by-play of politics and spending it being still before the Lord and seeking His face. Maybe then we'd actually have folks prophesying true prophecies and maybe then we'd have actual, spiritual victories... victories that last.