Air Date: November 3rd & 4th - God has placed an open door before us—a window of opportunity to be salt and light in this unique time. What will our response be? Pastor Allen Jackson discusses leaders in the Bible who stood for God and His Truth in difficult circumstances. God used their lives to change the course of nations, and He is looking for people who will follow Him in the same way, today. Pastor Allen also discusses the book of Job and the tremendous hope, strength, and spiritual growth God offers as a result of enduring hardship.
America - A Choice to Make
Air Date: November 3rd & 4th
Allen Jackson
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