The Situation Room - Brown, J. G.
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The story is told in metaphor of the White House Situation Room in Washington D.C. The recruitment process of Cabinet members, security clearance processes, professional, academic, career, educational, financial, achievements, as prerequisite to be entrusted with the most sensitive life altering events. The Situation Room illustrates how God always recruited people who have been served a spiritual warrant and must answer the highest, noblest, the most honorable thing they will ever do, and that is to pray. But these prayers are unusual in that they are needed by God to hear. They absolutely…mehr

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The story is told in metaphor of the White House Situation Room in Washington D.C. The recruitment process of Cabinet members, security clearance processes, professional, academic, career, educational, financial, achievements, as prerequisite to be entrusted with the most sensitive life altering events. The Situation Room illustrates how God always recruited people who have been served a spiritual warrant and must answer the highest, noblest, the most honorable thing they will ever do, and that is to pray. But these prayers are unusual in that they are needed by God to hear. They absolutely must be fearless, hostel, non negotiable, ruthless, broken, raging. The Situation Room illustrates divine providence portraying God's divine providence raising up Joseph from prison to a Prince in Egypt, and casting out Moses into the desert with a staff. God's Situation Room recruits people who have had enormous success only to lose it without explanation, who pray unrehearsed without breath. - Successful people, reinvented people, people rejected, hated and despised. People who have no place else to go but to pray.
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J. G. Brown resides in St. Louis, Missouri, and has recently retired from a career of teaching history and government on the high school and community college levels.