Pandemic Preacher 1918

Follow the advice and instruction of the experts! In their attempt to curb the influenza and “safeguard” the general public, Washington D.C.’s public health commissioner closed theatres, schools, churches, and large public gatherings. Not everyone is happy about this, Grimke writes, “There has been considerable grumbling, I know on the part of some, particularly in regard to the closing of churches. It seems to me, however, in a matter like this it is always wise to submit to the restrictions for the time being. The local government’s exercise of power in this moment was indeed “extraordinary” and “would not be tolerated under ordinary circumstances”, but the circumstances in Washington D.C. and the nation during this epidemic are far from “ordinary”. Pastor Grimke warned his congregation not to “needlessly run into danger” and expect God to protect us.” He added that, “all churches, as well as the community at large, are going to be stronger and better through the season of distress through which we are passing.” Listen to the experts. Self-quarantine and practice social distancing. Pastor Francis J. Grimke, 15th Street Presbyterian Church, Washington D.C. 1918 Comment: Pastor Grimke was an African American preacher and a good one! His advice to his congregation was full of wisdom! Over 675000 Americans died from the 1918 pandemic! We as Christians need to listen to our authorities so we can reduce the spread of the Coronavirus and save lives! James and Hamsa Sasse. GodWhoisGod.com

The White Wave!

“Depend on it, your dying hour will be the best you have ever known! Your last moment will be your richest moment, better than the day of your birth will be the day of your death. It shall be the beginning of Heaven, the rising of a sun that shall never go down no more, forever!” Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892), Baptist Preacher

Amazing Grace 1779 AD

John Newton the slave trader turned preacher had only two missions! His mission was to break the hard heart and heal the broken heart! He was so bad before his conversion that he got traded himself to a slave ship for punishment! Newton joined William Wilberforce a British Parliament member to abolish the slave trade in the British Empire! Their work culminated with the Slave Trade Act of 1807. It is estimated that his hymn Amazing Grace is sung 10 million times per year over the past 237 years! His hymn has also been at the top of the popular music charts over the centuries! This song was born out of a prayer meeting! Thankyou. James and Hamsa Sasse. GodWhoisGod.com