Chris Long (Fairview Union – 6/3/26)Chris Long opens by celebrating the liberty felt in the service, then shares a testimony of God’s faithfulness across decades, recalling the night the Lord saved him and the night He brought him back. After singing “Somebody Touched Me,” he moves into 2 Chronicles 7, describing Solomon’s dedication of the temple and the moment when the glory of God filled the house so strongly the priests couldn’t even enter. Chris challenges the church to seek that same glory again by embracing humility, sacrifice, and sincere prayer rather than shallow words. He warns that God told Solomon hard times would come—drought, pestilence, destruction—but the remedy was clear: If My people… He urges believers to humble themselves, admit when they’re wrong, remove pride, and pray with depth and desperation, not “ten‑cent prayers.” Through stories of answered prayer, spiritual burden, and the power of intercession—including a soldier protected by a praying mother—Chris calls the church to become “prayer‑conditioned,” believing that heaven still moves when God’s people humble themselves and seek His face.

Whitwell, Tennessee – Fairview Union Church