The critical role of spiritual awakening is vital to our spiritual survival and God’s purposes. In times of deep national decay, it seems that the only element that can bring the comprehensive course correction needed is a widespread movement of revival and awakening.
Bonjour!
When we were in the fields picking cotton and peppers, or any work done in the fields back in the 1950s, do any of you out there remember fighting with mosquitoes while we picked? I don’t remember mosquitoes like we have now during those days. Even in the 1940s, when we’d go meet papa in the fields.
Today it was hot! We need some rain. Late in the afternoon it thundered, the sky grew dark and about 10 drops of water fell. That was it! Forecast for tomorrow is 60 percent so I hope that amount is for here.
The words of revivalist G. Campbell Morgan are instructive to all who long for something more from God:
“We cannot organize revival, but we can set our sails to catch the wind from heaven when God chooses to blow upon His people once again.”
Until the late 1930s, when the Great Depression and Huey Long’s road-paving program did away with them, little trains scooted all across south Louisiana carrying both passengers and freight.