Prayer-A National Day

I’ve seen the silliness of parading politicians, preachers, prophets, and musicians in a show of prayer, up close. That’s not the spirit of the National Day of Prayer. I don’t think the show is what this day represents. I think that we the people are to pray for our homes, families, schools, communities, and churches.

From the Revolutionary War to Afganistan today, we have been in a fight. A fight for freedom. These great land doesn’t need a mega pastor, a Christian politician, a hipster band or a showboat moment to approach the power of Washington. We need to approach the POWER OF THE DIVINE!

While I agree that there is such a thing as a just war, I also wonder how many conflicts we might eliminate if we were to become a nation of prayer, not just a day of prayer.

Paul put unity in pretty clear terms in Ephesians 4:3: Make every effort to keep yourselves united in the Spirit, binding yourselves together with peace.

Join me in praying for our country and communities by watching, praying and sharing this 7-minute guided prayer opportunity on THE NATIONAL DAY THAT WE SHOULD PRAY!

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AChuckAllen

I have the privilege to serve Sugar Hill Church as their Pastor. That means that I am the Lead Teacher. I set the course and direction of our church, and give daily direction to our staff team. I also lead our Men's Ministry and Digital Church efforts.
I am originally from Daytona Beach, Florida and have a lifelong history of church and faith-based leadership. I'm married to Jenny and together we have six daughters (Amy 27, Sarah 26, Amelia 26, Julie 24, Abby 18 and Samantha 18. I love to read, write, fish, hike, oil paint and scuba.
I'm a huge fan of The Georgia Bulldogs.
A few of my favorite books include anything by Tim Keller or Randy Singer, Good to Great, Undaunted Courage, The Tale of Three Kings, Simply Jesus, and Clout.
I'm a sucker for fried shrimp po-boys and a really good burger.

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