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Printer Friendly(Worthy News) – Dr. Ronnie Floyd, the president of the National Day of Prayer, tells Newsmax that he believes the National Observance being held Thursday evening in Statuary Hall could be the start of something truly historic — the next great spiritual revival to heal an American commonwealth torn by enmity, strife, and mistrust.
The former president of the Southern Baptist Convention adds: “We’re due — we’re overdue — for the next Great Awakening in the United States.”
But before a spiritual revival can occur, Floyd says, Christians must learn to set aside their differences for the sake of a greater cause.
“A divided church cannot call a divided nation to unity,” says Floyd. “And we need desperately as the church, all followers of Jesus Christ, to come together around what really matters and come together for the good of the nation.” [ Source: NewsMax (Read More…) ]
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