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Acts 12

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Acts 12- When King Herod put James to death with the sword, he saw that this pleased Jews, be proceeded to seize Peter and arrested him. But but but but The Church was earnestly Praying to God for him. God sent an angel and brought him out miraculously. Expect unexpected in this season. Church did not give up to loose another apostles in this context- They did not give up but Prayed against odds. History created. Thereafter the Word of God continued to increase and spread.
Let us stand in the Gap between God and this Virus situation.
In the Name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, Amen

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