“This should be the motto of every follower of Jesus Christ. No matter how dark and hopeless a situation might seem, never stop praying.”
I always loved Graham’s heart for prayer—and intercession. He prayed for presidents. He prayed for churches. He prayed for America in times of crisis. His son, Franklin, said he was mentally alert right up to the end. I have to believe he prayed right up to the end.
How great could the void in the spirit be from one man’s prayers? You’ve probably read the prophecies from Benny Hinn and Kim Clement about Graham’s homegoing. I won’t rehash them here.
Neither am I exalting a man, but I do believe Graham’s death should put an urgency in the hearts of intercessors far and wide to pick up the slack, stand in the gap, make up the hedge—and pray for our nation.
Who will pray? If you’re an intercessor, I want to hear from you. God is moving through prayer in an unprecedented way. To learn more, visit AwakeningBlaze.com, a prayer movement God launched on Pentecost Sunday in 2017.
