They talked about it before singing the song Saturday at the Faith, Family and Freedom Celebration. This isn't from then, but this is what they said...
The school I trusted with my kids...
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A great song that really asks us if we are willing to worhip and serve God no matter what. I am reading a great book now by Larry Crabb, called "The PAPA Prayer." In it he says that the purpose of prayer is oneness with God. Everything else flows from that. It has changed my prayer life to one of asking for God's presense above all else, and then "bring the rain."
Posted by: Jim Kline | Tuesday, July 10, 2007 at 02:59 PM