Actor Dennis Quaid talks about the power of prayer during wildfires

[Debp]

I saw the full interview with Dennis Quaid last night on our news. He talked about the power of prayer during the full interview.

This is just a short part of the interview.

He also had his English Bulldog, Peaches, with him in the car in the full interview.

 

[Debp]

If you want to see the full interview here it is. Dennis Quaid talks about God handling things, a spiritual awakening coming and the power of prayer starting about the 3 minute 45 seconds mark.

He was very patient taking the time to talk with the reporter as he was loading his car.

 

[MA2444]

He was very patient taking the time to talk with the reporter as he was loading his car.

I picked up on that in the long version. Hey let's let the guy load up huh?! Par of the price of being a start I guess.

I bet lots of Celebrities are thinking about God right now! Let's hope they're repenting and asking for help!

 

[Rockerduck]

If you want to see the full interview here it is. Dennis Quaid talks about God handling things, a spiritual awakening coming and the power of prayer starting about the 3 minute 45 seconds mark.

He was very patient taking the time to talk with the reporter as he was loading his car.

He sounded like good Catholic. No mention of Jesus.

 

[Debp]

He sounded like good Catholic. No mention of Jesus.

Dennis Quaid was raised in the Baptist Church and after some years of searching, he came to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

Last year he did a Gospel album. He also has done some films in the faith category.

The following article gives his testimony of coming back to Christ.

Dennis Quaid says there's a 'spiritual awakening' amid 'turmoil,' reveals his favorite book of the Bible

In a wide-ranging interview with The Christian Post, award-winning actor Dennis Quaid opens up about his path to redemption and how his faith influences his art today

www.christianpost.com

@Ritajanice @Matthias

 

[Debp]

Short video.

 

[Rockerduck]

I'm glad he returned to Christ. He seems to have the faith of a mustard seed that grows more and more. In your link, he did say by Grace we are saved. He still didn't say Jesus. One place in the whole article, "In the New Testament, he profoundly connects with the Gospel of John, valuing its portrayal of Jesus Christ and the foundational Christian concept of "the Word." This is the only mention of Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.

 

[Debp]

I'm glad he returned to Christ. He seems to have the faith of a mustard seed that grows more and more. In your link, he did say by Grace we are saved. He still didn't say Jesus. One place in the whole article, "In the New Testament, he profoundly connects with the Gospel of John, valuing its portrayal of Jesus Christ and the foundational Christian concept of "the Word." This is the only mention of Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.

I think you missed some parts of the article. Some of his remarks about Jesus Christ:

"I went back, and I read the Bible again, cover to cover, and what really struck being that this time were the red words of Jesus and who He really was," he recalled. "That was the beginning of my personal relationship with Jesus Christ. And that's really what it's all about."