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

And the title of today's post is, We Cut the Coal.

Jesus placed a very high emphasis on faithfulness.

In a parable regarding the subject, he stated that this virtue would be a part of

our welcome into heaven. The master was full of praise, Matthew 2521. The master was full of praise.

Well done, my good and faithful servant. You've been faithful in handling this small amount, so now I'll give you

many more responsibilities. Let's celebrate together. In today's post, I want to honor, thank,

and encourage the faithful intercessors and other frontliners who are working diligently

to see the purposes of Christ accomplished in America. Most of you are never paid a penny for your labors,

never received glowing introductions, and will never stand on a stage.

You're the nameless, faceless heroes.

The prophets assured us were coming.

Thank God you're here.

Your best days are ahead of you.

The great leader, orator, and statesman, Winston Churchill, was known for his ability to bolster the spirits and determination of the British people during the harsh days of World War II.

I cannot match him, so I will quote him. On October 31st,

1942, he was addressing a conference of coal mine operators and miners in Westminster's Central

Hall.

Compared to some of Churchill's speeches, this one seemed like nothing extraordinary,

not until his ending, that is.

Quote, we shall not fail,

and then someday when children ask, what did you do to win this inheritance

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