The Power of a United Church | Pr. Dennis Page

In this sermon, Pr. Dennis Page shares his personal experience of how a united group of people praying together can lead to miracles. He talks about how he met a pagan worshipper named Chuck Gibson during his time in federal prison and how he continued to share the word of God with him despite his initial resistance. The speaker emphasizes the power of united prayer and how it helped Chuck come to believe in God, eventually leading him to start an amazing ministry in prison.
Pr. Page also talks about how the power of a united church is unstoppable and shares stories from the Bible that parallel how God has led this church. He encourages listeners to surrender their lives to God and partner with him to experience his faithfulness. This sermon is a reminder of the importance of coming together and praying as a community to witness the power of God's miracles in our lives.
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[@phillipbear7630]

We are..United in prayer..❤🎉🎉..praise the Lord for still walking among the candle sticks..

[@sharonhodges7723]

What a beautiful testimony and an amazing portrait of the power of God working in a united church! This gives me so much hope. Dear Lord, please help us to be united in our homes and in our churches. The time is very short.

[@villagemediaministry]

Your words resonate deeply, reminding us of the immense power of unity in faith. Thank you for tuning in and for your continued support. Let's continue to pray for unity in our homes and churches, knowing that together, we can bring hope and light to a world in need. The time indeed is short. Blessings.