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Palin: Rededicating to God’s Will Would Help U.S. Leaders Find More Answer’s to the Nation’s Great Challenges
By PoliJAM | December 5, 2009
In a video made a couple weeks back but released by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association on Friday, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin called on the United States to rededicate itself to seeking God’s “will for our great nation,” saying “that humbleness, with that kind of contrite spirit” could help leaders get more “answers to so many of the great challenges that we’re facing” on issues such as health care, energy and national security.
Share This“I believe our country has been touched by God because when we formed our union, leaders back then dedicated our country to God and said that we would seek His will for our great nation.
“I think if we could get back to that, that humbleness, with that kind of contrite spirit, I think that we would be able to be provided more of the answers to so many of the great challenges that we’re facing, and these are huge challenges. Whether we’re talking about health care, whether we’re talking about energy independence, whether we’re talking about national security measures, no one person has all the right answers.
“It takes a united nation, and it does take godly counsel, and it takes prayer and answers to prayer a collective humble heart of a nation seeking God’s hand of protection and His blessings and prosperity. I think if we could get back to that, our country will be a safer, more prosperous and healthier nation.”
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