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That time I tried to go to NARNIA. 😬This MLK day is different for me. While writing my book, I used a section of his “Letter from Birmingham Jail”. My publisher said that it was long enough that I had to get official permission from his family. So I wrote to his estate and asked permission. They were so kind and referred me to a firm in NY that handles everything legally. I submitted my request and they said it would cost $150 to use the portion I needed. 😅 If you have never read this letter, please do so. What an incredible message that resonates in this present generation. A few weeks back, my family and I visited the location where he was shot in Memphis. Such a somber moment for me. #mlkdayBooks I’ve Read Lately
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1 Thessalonians 5:19
Without a supply of blood our natural body dies quickly and without a steady supply of the Spirit of God, our connection to His life giving power is severed. We then revert back to our natural state of humanity and exist in a godless vacuum. Don’t quench the Spirit, choose life. I wonder, is intercessory prayer like giving blood?
Powerful 5 minutes………..entire sermon was very powerful! I want to be open to His Spirit in my life forever!!! Thank you, Lord, and thank you, Pastor, for letting God flow through you!
Very interesting thought, dad. Praying FOR someone or on behalf of someone (James 5) asks God to work in their life. Breathe life into their dying situation.
Paul asks the New Testament reader to ‘pray for him’. He knew he was going into a tough situation and needed some backup! A Spiritual supplement.