It’s about a two people stranded on a pacific island during
WWII. Corporal Allison played by Mitchum
is left adrift after a mission gone bad.
His raft lands on an island whose sole inhabitant at the time is Sister
Angela, played by Kerr. Even though
sparks fly between the couple, amidst Japanese occupation, Sister Angela holds
true to her vows.
Corporal Allison had never had a relationship with God, but
through Sister Angela's prayers, he hears the voice of The Almighty and
direction for what he needs to do to protect the two of them and the
approaching US ships.
It left me with the question, how often are our prayers for
others heard in miraculous ways? How
many times do we pray for others unknowing of their circumstances, or even
lacking the ability to know what to pray for? Or just the fact that we're
lifting their name towards Heaven's gates, their life is better for it.
The power of prayer can reach beyond human bounds into the
throne room of God. It can change people lives in ways we can’t even
comprehend.
Your turn: When have you seen your prayers make a difference
in someone’s life?
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