Hello, thanks for joining me today for Give Him 15.

I want to thank you for all the wonderful comments we received regarding the communion we've been doing for the last few weeks.

I know it has made a tremendous impact not only in your personal life, but in our nation.

We were doing it at the instruction of the Lord,

and I'm sure our obedience and the power that it releases has done wonderful things. I've actually

been asked by many people, please continue this. We're not going to do that just because of time,

the time it takes for these posts to read them, et cetera.

But I want to say if it's been extraordinarily meaningful for some of you, you don't have to

stop.

There's nothing in scripture that says you have to do this in a church or be ministered,

be that a pastor or a minister has to administer it to you.

Some churches teach that, but there's no word in scripture that says that.

And I know people that do it, I know people that do it every day in their personal time with the

Lord.

So if it's been meaningful for you, continue it,

have your devotion, and end it with a time of communion, perhaps. But thank you for all the

encouragement, wonderful feedback, so many cards, so much encouragement over the holidays,

especially. I thank all of you who read every one of them. Trust me, I did.

The title of our post today is A Dragon, Calamity, and a Promise, Part One. Today I'm going to share what I believe is an important dream.

It is somewhat sobering, yet ultimately very hope-filled.

The dream includes three scenarios that present challenges and opportunities in America.

It also makes clear that the praying church has the authority to determine which scenario ultimately prevails.

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