Plucking the Eagle's Wings

Plucking the Eagle's Wings

Lewinsky ended up marring Clinton's legacy.

Clinton is still young. Barring accidents or ill health, it is possible that he will play a role in the United Nations, or become involved in New York politics in the future. I am uncertain how much he understands Biblical prophecy, but he may certainly be placed in an international affairs position in the future. Few are aware that Clinton has many Baptist and Pentecostal friends. At times, they have influenced Clinton and hopefully, they planted important seeds for the future. George Washington, Ronald Reagan, and Bill Clinton are only three of America's forty-three presidents. If we could interview deceased presidents regarding their spiritual experiences in office, I am certain that many books could be filled with inspirational testimonies. There are many interesting stories that are seldom shared about America's leaders. One such story involved a woman named Mary D. Rouse. Mary Rouse's Dream about the President's Secret Meetings C.E. French, a former Associate Pastor of the North Cleveland Church of God, first told me this story. I was then able to personally contact Reverend E. Jack Matthews, a former pastor at the Wrens Church of God in Wrens, Georgia, to confirm it first hand. E. Jack Matthews pastored in Wrens, Georgia from 1960 to 1965. One of his parishioners was a 98-year-old woman named Mary D. Rouse. Mary was the wife of a Methodist minister, a schoolteacher, and a music teacher. In her early years, she would be found on the convention floor of the Methodist conferences, praying in the prayer language of the Holy Spirit. Her husband would ask her not to go, but she would reply that she did so because the Lord wanted her to attend. According to Pastor Matthews, Mary spent hours every day before the Lord in Bible reading and prayer. Often people mocked her for being overly religious. However, those who knew her personally told many amazing stories about how God used this humble woman. Pastor Matthews saw Mary's obedience to the Lord in his personal life. After receiving his salary on Sunday night, he went to the bank the next day to deposit the check. On Tuesday, the bank called to tell him that he was overdrawn by $58.00. Neither he nor his wife could account for the mistake, and he was embarrassed to tell the church clerk. The next morning, he looked out the window and saw Mary D. sitting on the steps, so he invited her inside. Mary told Matthews and his wife,

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