Dr. Jim Denison has been a Christian since 1973, but it was many years later that he came

to understand the purpose behind his creation and conversion.

He was not made by God to work for him, but to walk with him, not to win the world to

his kingdom, but to make him his king, not to build God's church, but to build his own communion with

his son. This is why Dr. Denison wrote his latest book, Every Hour I Need The, a practical guide to

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differently. Hi, I'm Jim Dedison with Dennis and this is the Daily Article for Monday, April 12th,

2021. The title is The Death of Prince Philip, continuing the case for optimism. Buckingham Palace

announced Friday that Prince Philip had died

at the age of 99. His story is truly remarkable. He was born on the Greek island of Corfu,

the only son of Prince Andrew of Greece and Princess Alice of Battenberg. His uncle, King Constantine

I of Greece, was forced to abdicate the throne in 1922.

The family fled just ahead of a riotous mob, smuggling the 18-month-old prince out of Greece

in an orange crate they converted into a makeshift crib.

Philip and the future Queen Elizabeth II first met his children at the wedding of his cousin in

34. They met again at Dartmouth Royal Naval College and began corresponding while he was serving

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