Prayer stopped a riot in Southampton
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Two weeks ago, our nation faced tumultuous riots that had various impacts. Amidst this, in Southampton, Christians congregated in prayer upon hearing news of a potential riot in their city, and they experienced a remarkable act of God. Laurence Brackpool, Pastor of Riverside Family Church, shared this profound experience with Michael Fanstone.
Released on 16 Aug 2024
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