The activity of our every day lives is powerful. We may consider it mundane but it may be preparing us for a grand moment in time.

Often it seems the finish line is pushed another mile in front of us. But there are times God shows up and says I'm here to deliver you right now.

It was a Samaritan that returned to give praise for the healing of his leprosy. It was a stranger to the Jewish heritage but one that knew what he had experienced in his body.

Revelation - Part 15b: We look further into this harlot that is carried by the beast with seven heads and ten horns. She eventually will be overthrown by the ten horns and destroyed.

Judas did not betray the Lord in the temple or around the table as they were eating. He betrayed the Lord in the garden... in the place of prayer.

An eagle is among the many creatures God created that we can learn from.

Satisfaction can lull us into remaining where we are when we should be advancing forward. The hardship of satisfaction is the immobility it can gender.

Everyone has a story... we can't escape from being born into sin. Two words can change the rest of our lives... "but God." There is hope for the most dismal cases. Our past will always mock our future if we allow it to and not everything that happens to us is a consequence of our past. What we really need is a "but God" moment. Surrender to that moment and what it has in store for your future.

Revelation - Part 15a: Chapter 17 focuses on one aspect of Babylon... the religious aspect. One false religion will appear to be supported by the one world government. The roots of this false church reach all the way back to Babel--the mother of harlots.

The plea is not always "come up" sometimes it must be "come down." The tops of extremely high mountains may be wonderful to visit and exciting to scale but you can't live there. You must come down. It is at the base of those mountains we are able to live under more pressure with the abiding presence of the Lord.