Peter Marshall

This is going to come back to Christmas in America 1955 because I can tell you right now there's some very interesting stories that are going to be told.

And one of them is the story of Peter Marshall, someone who came to this country as a legal immigrant and went to work digging ditches in New Jersey.

and ended up being the chaplain of the United States Senate.

It's a great story.

I think, and of course, we get to imagine the in-between parts.

Back in 1940s, there was a pastor at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church by the name of Peter Marshall, who as a side hustle was the Senate chaplain at the time.

But he would create what he called biblical newsreels, where he took the story and then created a context to help us understand it.

They're doing it today.

It's the nature of the enemy to not speak up when you're supposed to speak up.

The Lord, the Lord Jesus, wasn't afraid as one of my favorite preachers, oh, what's the name of that Scottish preacher? Peter Marshall, Peter Marshall.

I love listening to him reading his stuff.

He said that Christ wasn't afraid to call a spade a spade and let the chips fall where they might.