Only God can explain why He asks certain questions. Questions like:

“Son of man, can these bones live?”

(Ezekiel 37:3)

“What is thy name?” (Genesis 32:27)

“Where is Abel thy brother?” (Genesis 4:9)

“What is that in your hand?” (Exodus 4:2)

and many others that might seem rhetorical. These questions often appear obvious and could easily be mistaken for sarcasm.

You might find yourself struggling to respond as politely as Ezekiel or as readily as Jacob. If you were in Cain's position, you might even feel tempted to respond with an insult. As Moses, you might pause, looking at God in disbelief.

God doesn't ask questions to which He doesn't already know the answers. So why does He ask them? From those who have walked with God, we learn that every question the Lord asks is ultimately for their benefit. While humans ask questions to get answers, God asks questions to provide answers—answers we didn't even realize we needed.

Every individual in the Bible who was asked a specific question by God experienced life-changing revelations and encounters that continue to resonate through the fabric of time.

When God begins to whisper questions into your ear, it's clear that He is about to open a significant chapter in your life.

As we gather at Gilgal Camp Meeting, the Lord is asking a question that is about to launch us into life-changing revelations, deeper understanding, and transformative experiences.

Get ready to uncover new layers of destiny and step into the extraordinary journey God has prepared for you. The answers He has for us at Gilgal will shape our futures in ways we can only begin to imagine.

On your mark, get set, let's go to Gilgal and embrace the divine questions and answers that await us—WHERE ART THOU?

- WHERE ARE YOU IN YOUR WALK WITH GOD?

* WHERE ARE YOU IN YOUR JOURNEY OF LIFE?

* WHERE ARE YOU IN YOUR PATH OF DESTINY?