Hello, thanks for joining me today for Give Him 15. I have walked in relationship with

Lou Engel since the early 1980s, excuse me. We're old, but not quite that old. He and I

covenanted together years ago to work together in the mission of seeing America restored to God.

When Lou was asked to share and pray at Rededication 250 on May 17th,

he told the organizers he wanted me on stage with him.

That is what happened.

It is nearly impossible to overstate the significance of the

medication of America to the Lord. For Lou and me, it was monumental. Shortly after the gathering,

the briefing, an informative, prophetic intercession publication written by Cheryl Amabil, and aligned with Lou Engels Ministry, released the following report.

It is very encouraging.

And by the way, if you don't receive the publication, you may want to consider subscribing at the briefing.us.

The title is Rededicate 250.

She says nationally, 2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, 1776.

Just weeks earlier, on May 17, 1776, the American colonies observed a nationwide day of humiliation, fasting, and prayer, proclaimed by the Second Continental Congress.

The proclamation called the colonies to repent of sin, seek God's mercy, and pray for divine

wisdom and protection, and the ongoing struggle for liberty. This past Sunday, she said, also May 17, 26, a day-long prayer rally with a similar focus was initiated by President Trump to rededicate America to God.

I will add here, the organizers, and Trump did not know of this connection

that it was the anniversary of that day of prayer in 1776 when they chose the date.

The worship gathering on the National Mall was facilitated by a collection of church leaders and

government officials alike. Some critics disapproved of the event arguing that it blurred the

lines between church and state. Others questioned the sincerity of the government's motives.

Yet for many who have watched and prayed over the nation for decades,

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