SEAL America -- Day 100

SEAL America -- Event Fourteen

Saturday, the Capitol of Arkansas was sealed by the Blood of Jesus, thanks to our partners, and those who Christians who love America. People drove from Tulsa, Oklahoma, as well as from Mount Judea, Hector, and Hope, Arkansas to lift the Cup of Blessings above the beautiful State House. Additionally, there were people there who represented the states of Michigan, New York, North California, California, and Texas. There hearts were in what they were doing -- nothing less than changing the future of the USA.

If you are not already involved in SEAL America, I encourage you to get involved. This is something God has given to all of us -- everyone who Loves America and sees revival as the only hope for our nation. What can you do? You can pray, you can work, and you can give. Please follow these links to volunteer or to make invest in the blessing.

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SEAL America -- Event Fourteen

SEAL America Associates -- Nathaniel, Daniel, Lilly, Joyce

These four Bible School students have all worked behind the scenes to further The SEAL America Campaign -- National Communion 2008. Nathaniel brought the most people to the event, from his Father's church in Hope, Arkansas. Daniel is a full-time student and a full-time staff member with SEAL America. He and Lilly and Joyce drove round-trip from Tulsa, OK, to Little Rock, AR, to participate in the SEAL America Event -- more than eight hours.

Daniel is planning to bring a car-load of people from Oklahoma to Austin, Texas, for SEAL America event number sixteen, and likewise to Oklahoma City for event number seventeen.

These young people are outstanding representatives of their generation, and they are leading the way to creating a better America.

Rev. Lester Chisum

"Precious Memories, How they Linger..."

This week, I drove hundreds of miles out of my way to see dear brothers and sisters in Christ in my adopted state of Arkansas. Here I am with one of my mentors, Reverend Lester Chisum. He celebrated his eighty-fifth birthday last Saturday, and he's still going strong. He yet preaches four or five times a week, sings, and plays bluegrass gospel on his banjo. His father, Tommy, was my dearest friend.

Every Fourth of July, Reverend Chisum holds a nine-day campmeeting under his pole-barn tabernacle, in a cow pasture, that's attended by more than a thousand people from a half dozen states. They come to his remote, mountain place by cars, trucks, buses and RV's, and they stay in campers and tents. This real old-fashioned campmeeting has spawned nine other campmeetings in different places.

Here I am seated with Lily Vanderpool (right), the prayer-warrior who prayed me into God's kingdom. Lily is eighty-six and going strong. She yet prays for me. Her daughter (left) lives in Missouri.

I told Lily and Lester that they are partly responsible for SEAL America. Everywhere I go I carry a deposit they gave me.

I have a history, and I'm making history -- you can make history, too. Connect with SEAL America.