Graduating HS Student Leads Crowd in Prayer During Medical Emergency

An Alabama high school graduate is receiving national attention for his powerful, impromptu preaching at his graduation ceremony while a medical emergency was taking place in the crowd.
As emergency crews tended to a woman who suffered a seizure during the Clay-Chalkville High School commencement Thursday evening, Christian Crawford stepped up to the podium and led the crowd of 1,000-plus in a prayer.

"We pray right now that whatever is going on, you will fix it, God. We pray that you will heal it, God. We pray that you will redeem it, God. We pray that you will deliver it, God," Christian prayed.
"Because we know that you are a God who knows how to make a way. And in the name of Jesus, we declare and decree in the name of Jesus that whatever is going on shall be fixed, because you are a God who is a fixer. You are a God who is a healer."

The crowd erupted in cheers when Christian was finished delivering his spontaneous and moving prayer. The ceremony continued without incident.

Watch Christian's powerful preaching below.

 

Article: Fox News

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