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The secular and cynical find it difficult to believe not only that “God governs in the affairs of men,” as Benjamin Franklin said, but that He would visit a
Dr. Kevin Brown, president of Asbury University, prefers “outpouring” to describe the days of prayer, repentance and singing that drew as many as 50,000 people to campus from miles away and other countries, along with international attention from a media that are normally indifferent to spiritual things, unless they involve scandalous behavior.
WILMORE, Ky. — The secular and cynical find it difficult to believe not only that “God governs in the affairs of men,” as Benjamin Franklin said, but that
The secular and cynical find it difficult to believe not only that "God governs in the affairs of men," as Benjamin Franklin said, but that He would visit a small town where there are few traffic lights and a decent restaurant is several miles away.
Theological explanations aside, perhaps this outpouring can be partially explained by a recent poll which found 71 percent of those surveyed believe the country is headed in the “wrong direction.”