Our spiritual leaders need to reclaim their God-appointed
duty (and exercise their Constitutional right) to speak the FULL measure of
God's truth to their congregations.
So what are we asking you to do? Simply this. Spread the word in your
church and among your friends to Meet You at the Pole in
front of your local city hall, county courthouse or state capitol. We will
meet once a week for the four weeks preceding the election. If your pastor
is willing take the lead on this and make it a church-wide event, then
great! If not, you'll just have to organize from the trenches.
During the gathering we'll pray for our church and our country based on 2 Chronicles 7:14:
"If My people, who are called by My Name, will humble themselves and pray
and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from
heaven, forgive their sin and heal their land."
Each succeeding Sunday, every person will be responsible for bringing "a
loaf and a fish" to the next meeting. That is, two new persons not from
their own church.
After the final meeting on the Sunday before the election, the call will
change to Meet You at the Polls where we will
cast our ballots. (This is not a collective gathering,
just a day to exercise our civic responsibility.)
This will accomplish the following things:
It will cause a groundswell of prayer on behalf
of our country.
It will serve to help unify and strengthen the Church.
It will encourage our God-fearing politicians.
It will bring people to the polls who would not otherwise vote.
It will show the world that there are godly people who still care enough
to get involved.
It could very well lead to awakening and spiritual revival!
Will you and your congregation participate in this Meet You at the
Polls rally? Though it would be proper for our pastors and priests to lead us
in this movement, many will not. Do not let that discourage you from
becoming involved. As American citizens, each of us will one day give an
account of how we impacted our society for the kingdom of God. And as
members of HIS kingdom, we are not only citizens but a royal priesthood! We
have the authority – and the obligation – to act, even if our spiritual
leaders will not.
