Difficult time Quote by John Price
““A major sub-theme of America at the Crossroads (Tyndale House, 1979) was that as bad as things seemed in America there was still hope. Hope that if we heeded God’s call to repentance (II Chronicles 7:14), that we would be healed, and we would survive coming difficult times. That message is still operative, as America can still be healed, if we humble ourselves, pray, seek God’s face and turn from our wicked ways, He will heal our land. That’s His promise and He will do it – that is, if we do what He has commanded us to do.””
About This Quote
Source Book: America at the Crossroads, Tyndale House, 1979
The quote asserts that despite America’s dire condition, hope remains if the nation repents, humbles itself, and seeks divine guidance, leading to national healing.
In simple terms: Hope persists if America repents and seeks God.
Key Takeaway
Repent, pray, and seek divine guidance for national renewal.
Themes
faith
hope
repentance
national healing
spiritual renewal
Mood
reflective
hopeful
serious
Type
spiritual
motivational
prophetic
When to use this quote
- political discourse
- church sermons
- personal prayer groups
- community outreach
- national policy debates
Key Concepts
Christian theology
prophetic warning
collective responsibility
Questions to Reflect On
- Are we willing to humble ourselves as a nation?
- What concrete steps can embody this repentance?
A Different Perspective
The promise assumes collective willingness to change, which may be unrealistic without concrete actions.
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