The theme of Joel is the Day of the Lord. It is not referring to a a 24 hour period. It refers to a process of time by which God disrupts the world with His own agenda in terms of judgment. God’s redemptive intention is to restore us to fellowship with him. God wants to restore to “you the years that the swarming locust has eaten.”

By His wounds we are healed.

By His wounds we are healed.

Just because we are doing good things and working for God does not mean we are experiencing closeness to Him. The Father longs for us to be close to Him.

Just because we are doing good things and working for God does not mean we are experiencing closeness to Him. The Father longs for us to be close to Him.

Often we choose to live out of close fellowship with the Father. He has scandalous grace to offer us as we come back.

Often we choose to live out of close fellowship with the Father. He has scandalous grace to offer us as we come back.

We live in a day when many divisions exist in our world. Jesus empowers His followers to be different.

We live in a day when many divisions exist in our world. Jesus empowers His followers to be different.

There is many self-imposed walls in our day. God’s desire is for us to get a fresh view of Him and see the walls come down.