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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2017 · 3 MIN

Franklin Graham Prayer at the Inaguration for the 45th Presdient of the United States Donald Trump

from Greg Lancaster, VFNtv · host Greg Lancaster, VFNtv

LISTEN NOW! When President Trump made his inaugural speech, it culminated with multiple voices that not only prayed for the newly appointed President, but also acknowledged Jesus Christ. Franklin Graham was one of these voices. Some may have recognized the coming rain during the President’s speech, but some may not have recognized the timing of the rain. As Franklin Graham took the podium, he opened with these powerful words, “Mr. President, in the Bible, rain is a sign of God’s blessing; and it started to rain, Mr. President, when you came to the platform.” He continued to share that God would not only bless the President, but also his family, his cabinet and those around him. Franklin Graham spoke from 1 Timothy 2 about the need to pray for all our leaders in authority over us. See the full Inaugural speech from the President, the closing prayers from Franklin Graham, and so much more. Also, shared in this segment: prayer, blessing, and intercession. Greg shared in this segment.

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