I want to talk to you today about the priority of prayer. I sent an email this last week.

If you didn't get it, then you might not be on our email list. If you'd like to be great,

if you don't want to be tell us sorry about that but I just felt like

we're in a tumultuous time in our nation I mean we have an election that hasn't

been called yet we have an election that hasn't been called yet.

We have a worldwide pandemic that's growing even as we speak.

We have civil unrest in our nation right now going on and so what do you do?

And the gist of the email was to hold on to hope because our hope is not in a candidate or in a Democrat or Republican and

please when I say that I don't mean to offend you if you're on one side of the aisle and you think

well I pass Robert's on the other side I'd rather

us not be on one side of the aisle or not I'd rather us be believers who might have a

difference of opinion but we love each other anyway.

So, but we're in this season.

I spoke with a congressman this last week.

He, the United States Congressman from Florida called me, set up a phone call and

he just wanted to tell me that the God I never knew, the book changed his life and his wife's

life and I got filled with the

Holy Spirit. He's the United States Congressman so they all need to get filled with

the Holy Spirit so. But anyway we're in this season where I believe what we need to do is pray.

And as I prayed about the message this weekend, I was reminded of a time about 10 years ago when I felt like that the enemy was attacking more.

That's the phrase I was using. I feel like the enemy is attacking more.

And I don't know if you if you thought that if you thought the

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