I went to Billy Graham’s grave Saturday while I was in Charlotte and stood in awe of his legacy. While I was standing there (didn’t actually lay on his tombstone), i prayed for an anointing similar to his. I have preached before 10’s of thousands, he before millions. I said, I want more Lord. Does that make me a grave sucker Dave Dorsey and OTCP? If so, consider me a sucker of graves.I have stood at the grave of Stephen Jeffries on a hilltop in Wales and prayed for the gift of healing like he had and more. Does that make me a grave sucker? If so, color me a grave sucker.I preached in the church in Wakefield, UK where Wigglesworth died and stood in the very spot he breathed his last breath (it’s now the Youth Pastors office) and asked for an anointing like Smith had. Does that make me a grave sucker? If so, fine.You guys mock a man of God like Bill Johnson for promoting grave sucking as if it is a weird thing when he said no such thing. You take out if context his mere desire to be more like the men who have gone before us. If Elisha could ask for a double portion of Elijah’s mantle, why should it be thought strange for any man who is hungry for more of God to reach the nations to do something similar at the grave of a past General of God?
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