“Memory is power. The person who says that history is bunk, or that the past is gone and all that matters is today, just doesn’t know much about real life. In real life memory has tremendous power to inspire and guide.”—John Piper, Pastor & Author 





















 
 












 <a href="https://www.esv.org/verses/Luke+1:57–80/" target="_blank">Luke 1:57-80</a>

“Memory is power. The person who says that history is bunk, or that the past is gone and all that matters is today, just doesn’t know much about real life. In real life memory has tremendous power to inspire and guide.”—John Piper, Pastor & Author Luke 1:57-80

“Memory is power. The person who says that history is bunk, or that the past is gone and all that matters is today, just doesn’t know much about real life. In real life memory has tremendous power to inspire and guide.”—John Piper, Pastor &amp; Author 





















 
 












 <a href="https://www.esv.org/verses/Luke+1:57–80/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Luke 1:57-80</a>

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