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A Tool for Your National Day of Prayer Event
As we quickly approach May 3, I want to help equip each leader of the National Day of Prayer events with as many tools as possible. Our video team helped me record this piece for you to consider using to kick off your gathering on May 3. In this short video, I encourage those in the gathering, cast vision and set the stage for your gathering, explain how to share your event with the nation, and talk about the national event later that evening.
Watch this video and if you feel it fits with your event, feel free to download and integrate it into your gathering. Also, share it with everyone in your region who is leading or assisting in an observance of the National Day of Prayer, so they may consider using this tool. I am believing God for big things for our country on May 3!
Now is the Time to Lead and to Pray for America,
Ronnie W. Floyd
Senior Pastor, Cross Church
President, National Day of Prayer
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Dr. Ronnie Floyd is the Senior Pastor of Cross Church, President of the National Day of Prayer, and founder of the Cross Church School of Ministry.
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Interview with Christianity Today About the 2018 National Day of Prayer
I spoke with Ed Stetzer at Christianity Today about the National Day of Prayer, and I’m honored to share it with you.
One-on-One with Ronnie Floyd on the National Day of Prayer, May 3
Last year, an estimated two million Americans observed the National Day of Prayer in over 30,000 events across all 50 states. | ED STETZER
Ed: If we are honest, many Evangelicals today are feeling rather disheartened about the state of our country. What’s your take on the current spiritual state of America?
Ronnie: There’s no denying our country is in deep trouble. In fact, we are living through what may turn out to be one of the most crucial moments of our generation. How we handle our gun violence problem, the migration crisis, the unresolved racial tensions in our society, and the epidemic of sexual harassment, among the other ongoing major issues like preserving the sanctity and dignity of human life as well as the challenges to our religious liberty, will have repercussions for generations to come.
Yet I believe the greatest threat America is facing is none of the issues above. It’s disunity. There is a real and powerful spirit of division reigning in America today, and it’s tearing us from the inside.
This is especially true in the church. I’ve seen it happen over and over again throughout my life: as the church goes, so goes America.
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