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In fact, I look forward to bringing you conversations every single day that hopefully inspire you in your faith walk,

the deep in your understanding of God's word that heightens your awareness of his very real presence in your life.

You know, desperate times call for courageous men and women, and these, my friends, are

desperate times.

Well, my guest today asked these questions.

What gave Martin Luther the courage to risk being burnt at stake or George Washington

Carver the faith to overcome racism and become a giant of modern science?

What enabled William Booth to persevere through

innumerable obstacles? Do you remember the other day on the show I told you the way that I'm

navigating these times just for me? It's what I've needed to do is, one, let peace rule and rain

in my heart to guard the peace of God, because I just submit that you can't really hear the voice

of God unless you're in the peace of God. At least you're not going to hear them as clearly if you're if you're not sensing the peace of God in your heart. So I'm

just making that a significant priority that I'm guarding the peace of God in my heart. But I'm

also reading stories of courageous people from times that are walked through times even tougher

than the times we're walking through now. I want to know their courage. I want to know their story because I want to be brave. Well, I am so excited to present to you

a book full of stories of people of courage. I love this guest. I'm always honored to get to talk

with him. We've been on both sides of the mic together. Eric Metaxis joins me today. His book

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