First of all, condolences to the family and friends of George Floyd.
May God, hold our country in His grip, in His hand as we allow Him to guide us through
this very difficult and turmoil time.
Turbulence, fear, disunity, disrespect, judgment.
We know that the root of all evil comes from pride, believing that someone is more important
than anybody else, or believing that someone is less important than someone else.
I, having no arms and no legs, was also judged at times, but I just want you to know, brothers
and sisters, like never before, may God give us a spirit of humility where we would look
at Second Chronicles, chapter 7, verse 14, not just as a good verse to quote, but to
understand that racism, judgment is a sin to repent of.
We want the healing in our country.
We want that now desperately, more than ever, not just COVID, not just this tragedy with
George Floyd and his passing, but to understand that if not now, when?
When will the body of Christ go on our knees and say, “God, here is the list of all the
sins that we repent from?”
Doesn't take a press conference to do this.
It's between you and God in your prayer closet.
Ask God to give you a guiding in your prayer life that you understand revival and healing
will not happen in this country until you experience revival and healing in your own life.
As the psalmist David said to God, “Search me, O Lord, and reveal to me any wicked way
in me.
Cleanse me from unrighteousness.”
That's what I asked you to do in your relationship with God, number one.
Second, to pray for our country that in unity we will, like never before, go flat-faced
before Him, say, ”God, forgive us, America, of our sins and heal our land.”
Thirdly, be the hands and feet.
Reach out to someone who doesn’t feels heard, who feels hurt that their voice is not being
heard.
Reach out to them, pray for them, assure them of your love, and ask if there's anything
that you could do to help them know that you love them, and that you're there for them,
too.
America, if not now, when will we have a nationwide movement of churches saying, it's not just
the National Day of Prayer.
It's not just saying, “God Bless America.” It's not even praying, “God help us.”
It's “God, forgive us,” and may we find true repentance in our nation, a cleansing
of unrighteousness, and a new spirit, His spirit of love, unity, peace, and in this
time where there's uncharted territory, right now, may you pray for discernment to know
how to pray for you, your family, your community in this time of need.
May we continue to bless God, for God to bless America continually.
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