Countless lives have been reshaped through the prayers of a grandmother.
Oh, where would any of us be without the intercessory prayers of grandma.
GrandMamma’s Prayers is a story of faith, a story of hope and a story of perseverance. Chapters 1, 2, 3 and 4 reinforce a single truth; Christianity is more than a Sunday to Sunday experience – it is a life, a relationship and a way of living unlike anything known to man.
Chapters 5, 6 and 7 challenge readers to be more than “Church goers,” but a witness and an example of Christian life: we are to reflect the fruits of this new life in our work, our family and everything we do.
In Chapters 8, 9 and 10 we are brought face-to-face with the sometimes harsh, sometimes unfair, but always challenging disciplines of life and our responsibility to carry out the Great Commission, “. . . go ye into all the world and preach [proclaim] the Gospel . . .”
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Let’s Go to Church!
“Get up and get dressed! We won’t be late for church today!” With those words resounding throughout the house, we knew another church day had arrived. We also knew there would be no late sleeping in for anyone today.
I believe I can say without contradiction that whenever we attended church, it was never looked at as a chore or something monotonous, but an obligation.
The strong Christian influences of that day made our doing so not only acceptable, but greatly respected. In fact, one of the most oft asked questions was, “Where do you go to church?”
You could find politicians, governmental leaders, actors, actresses, doctors, lawyers, teachers, judges, the town grocer, and even the milkman in prayer meetings on Friday and then back in church on Sunday morning leading worship service.
This “church thing” was as acceptable as the proverbial baseball, hot dog, and apple pie.
Yet, in the past fifty years, we have witnessed attacks against our Christian Faith that are not only alarming, but in some cases scary!
Now before you say those were the old days and we are now in different times, hear me, “The Ways of the Lord do not change!”
The Scripture says, “For I am the Lord, I change not; therefore ye sons of Jacob are not consumed.” 1
I believe the historic Supreme Court decision of 1962 that banned prayer and devotional Bible readings in public schools, ‘Engel vs. Vitale’, did more to put us on a path away from God than any decision up to that time.
Even as I write, there are ongoing efforts in our nation to remove any mention of God from our society.
Yet, I remind you, it was not mere coincidence, or the idle ramblings of a few “Bible thumpers” that inscribed the words, “In God We Trust,” on our coins and currency.
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