Do you ever have those mornings where you just don't want to get out of bed? The alarm clock seems like it has a personal vendetta against you, and it is relentless. In the process of finishing off our basement I have had more than a few "all nighters", not the kind where you watch movies and have a good old time, but the kind where you work all night just wanting to see a certain aspect of the project done. One night in particular was a Saturday night, a night that will live in infamy, it was "Rock Night". I had asked a good friend of mine if he would mind helping me for a few hours hanging some Sheetrock (ceilings and upper walls), which I knew I could not do by myself. He said sure, but what I did not know was once he said yes he would help he meant he was not going to quit until it was done...that DAY! Time after time I asked him if he wanted to quit but he simply said, "We have a job to do lets get it all done"; now let me say I was fine with it but I felt guilty because it was my project and he did not have to give so much time, nevertheless we pressed on until it was all hung. Once we stopped we both looked at our watches it was almost 4 in the morning. I could not believe it this guy had hung with me all night and never even acted as though it bothered him, I will forever be grateful and always be there if he ever needs me. By the time I got cleaned up and in bed it was after 5 am and oh yea did I mention I had to get up for church in about 2 1/2 hours; to say the least I was not looking forward to the alarm, it was not going to be my friend.
My dad sent me this video and it made me think about those mornings we just don't want to get up, I would imagine after watching this video we will at least think twice when the alarm keeps going off.
Well, the basement is just about complete (finishing touches), but I will never forget that Sunday morning when God answered my prayer and kept me awake in worship. In fact it was one of the more meaningful services I have had in some time, I felt completely connected to God. It was as though in my being tired I let down all the pretenses and was just there to be in His presence. I remember singing the songs and following along with the lesson, I thought I would never get through the morning but I realized once again that God is an amazing God and can be experienced at times and in places you would not think possible.
I simply see that to be in the presence of God sometimes requires me to step aside from myself and let God fill me up.
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Monday, December 17, 2007
Masters of the Universe (takes you back)
I was thinking this morning about how sometimes I get so worried, I begin to allow the uncertainties I face affect how I approach each day. I was taken back in my mind to a simpler time when all I had to worry about was if the bus got me home in time for my favorite show (take a second and see if this takes you back at all...)
Watching this made me think about a choice I have to make today in the face of uncertainty: will I have the attitude of a mere man and his cringing cat or will I don the power of the real master of the universe and realize that with the strength of the Lord I can truly conquer life for His glory? Will I trust in the words of Paul when he (often in chains) said, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me"? Will I truly adopt his attitude and rejoice in all circumstances knowing that the testing of my faith today only produces endurance for tomorrow?
As I was taken back for a moment I had a brief opportunity to realize that the ease of life as a child is exactly what God wants to bless me with as an adult with bills and responsibilities...all it requires of me is to close my ears to the negative whispers of Satan and open my heart to His peace, a peace that passes ALL understanding! So for today my prayer is that God fill me with His power and confidence which will allow me to stand tall against the "evil masters of the universe", but in order for this to happen I need to hear His voice calling from the heavens reminding me that He is ready to do great things in my life if I will only "Get out of His way!"
Comment back and let me know how God can or has empowered you to be a "Master of the Universe" for His glory. Have a blessed day!
Watching this made me think about a choice I have to make today in the face of uncertainty: will I have the attitude of a mere man and his cringing cat or will I don the power of the real master of the universe and realize that with the strength of the Lord I can truly conquer life for His glory? Will I trust in the words of Paul when he (often in chains) said, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me"? Will I truly adopt his attitude and rejoice in all circumstances knowing that the testing of my faith today only produces endurance for tomorrow?
As I was taken back for a moment I had a brief opportunity to realize that the ease of life as a child is exactly what God wants to bless me with as an adult with bills and responsibilities...all it requires of me is to close my ears to the negative whispers of Satan and open my heart to His peace, a peace that passes ALL understanding! So for today my prayer is that God fill me with His power and confidence which will allow me to stand tall against the "evil masters of the universe", but in order for this to happen I need to hear His voice calling from the heavens reminding me that He is ready to do great things in my life if I will only "Get out of His way!"
Comment back and let me know how God can or has empowered you to be a "Master of the Universe" for His glory. Have a blessed day!
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Go tell it on the Mountain...
A phrase used to send forth the message that that Christ was born, that God's Son had become flesh and was dwelling among men. "Go tell it on the mountain" was a proclamation of so many things and in my mind the least of which was all together about His birth. Don't get me wrong, we need to be proclaiming the birth of Christ, and while the world is thinking about it we ought to take advantage of it and share of the birth of Christ, but that magnificent birth is wasted unless we tell of Him from the mountain tops, and not of His birth, but of the deliverance we are told comes from Him in Isaiah 9:6 where Isaiah speaking about Jesus says "He will be called might counselor".
I am currently working toward my masters degree in psychology hoping at some point to be able to help other people through difficulties in life, at least that is what we are trained to do: listen, nod, offer advice. The reality is there is not ONE counselor on this earth who can listen deeper than our words, who can offer guarantees and not just advice. I don't want to talk my self out of a profession here but that is reality, I can sit and listen and offer suggestions but case after case shows suggestions can be trial and error. Yes they may help their situations to be better in some ways, but the fact remains if I want to be the most successful of counselors I will give those hurting the best advice I can: Turn it over to Jesus. As a mighty counselor He is the one who said in Matthew 11:28ff: "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For my yoke is easy and my burden is light ." It is Jesus, the mighty counselor who can take my burdens from me and lighten my load.
In our society we think the only way to heal from disasters in life is to seek professional help, my question is: if we call ourselves Christians why do we doubt the ability and power of God to heal the brokenness, set the captive free, bring peace into turmoil? If we really believe in God why don't we spend our time counseling people with the love and patience that the mighty counselor displayed with me knelt down to a life so riddled with sin that everyone else wanted her dead. He knelt down and in a moment offered her healing that NO ONE else could have offered, peace that her life's pursuits had only promised but not delivered. Is it all together possible that so many don't believe in His healing power that with a word could put a stop to a storm simply because they have not personally witnessed His healing power, or maybe because they themselves have been rejecting it.
I don't know, maybe this is just rambling but one thing I know is, I have made huge mistakes in life and walked around for years feeling empty and direction less all the while putting on a good face wanting everyone to think I was doing good: why? Because that is all we really want to know, don't open up or else you will be ridiculed, at least that is how we have made people to feel. And so for years I stayed in my disaster I wallowed in the mess of a life I thought would never get that bad crying out for deliverance but never really doing the ONE thing I needed to do all along: turn to the Mighty Counselor for deliverance. Let me say today this freedom that I feel, the peace I finally have, this is what I will tell from the mountains, this is what I will proclaim. Some may think it is impossible to change to quickly from years of sin and to a degree they are right. I will wake up everyday and know that I am one bad choice away from being right back where I have been delivered from, but I believe it does not take the Mighty Counselor long at all to heal brokenness.
So excuse me if you feel my excitement is not real or you feel it necessary to doubt the ability to really be different, I am not testifying for you! I am testifying for those who are so broken and who have been longing to hear a message of freedom, I am testifying not for personal gain but because I believe that is what freed people do -- we testify about our freedom so we dont give the devil a foothold back into our lives. I am testifying not of the perfection I have reached, but of the peace I finally have which gives me an indescribable hope every day I wake up to say "I believe!" For the longest time I stood directly in the path of God telling him my sins were too great to be free from and all the while I believe He cried seeing my pain knowing that He could heal me with the same breath He created me with if I would only "Get out of His Way!"
I am currently working toward my masters degree in psychology hoping at some point to be able to help other people through difficulties in life, at least that is what we are trained to do: listen, nod, offer advice. The reality is there is not ONE counselor on this earth who can listen deeper than our words, who can offer guarantees and not just advice. I don't want to talk my self out of a profession here but that is reality, I can sit and listen and offer suggestions but case after case shows suggestions can be trial and error. Yes they may help their situations to be better in some ways, but the fact remains if I want to be the most successful of counselors I will give those hurting the best advice I can: Turn it over to Jesus. As a mighty counselor He is the one who said in Matthew 11:28ff: "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For my yoke is easy and my burden is light ." It is Jesus, the mighty counselor who can take my burdens from me and lighten my load.
In our society we think the only way to heal from disasters in life is to seek professional help, my question is: if we call ourselves Christians why do we doubt the ability and power of God to heal the brokenness, set the captive free, bring peace into turmoil? If we really believe in God why don't we spend our time counseling people with the love and patience that the mighty counselor displayed with me knelt down to a life so riddled with sin that everyone else wanted her dead. He knelt down and in a moment offered her healing that NO ONE else could have offered, peace that her life's pursuits had only promised but not delivered. Is it all together possible that so many don't believe in His healing power that with a word could put a stop to a storm simply because they have not personally witnessed His healing power, or maybe because they themselves have been rejecting it.
I don't know, maybe this is just rambling but one thing I know is, I have made huge mistakes in life and walked around for years feeling empty and direction less all the while putting on a good face wanting everyone to think I was doing good: why? Because that is all we really want to know, don't open up or else you will be ridiculed, at least that is how we have made people to feel. And so for years I stayed in my disaster I wallowed in the mess of a life I thought would never get that bad crying out for deliverance but never really doing the ONE thing I needed to do all along: turn to the Mighty Counselor for deliverance. Let me say today this freedom that I feel, the peace I finally have, this is what I will tell from the mountains, this is what I will proclaim. Some may think it is impossible to change to quickly from years of sin and to a degree they are right. I will wake up everyday and know that I am one bad choice away from being right back where I have been delivered from, but I believe it does not take the Mighty Counselor long at all to heal brokenness.
So excuse me if you feel my excitement is not real or you feel it necessary to doubt the ability to really be different, I am not testifying for you! I am testifying for those who are so broken and who have been longing to hear a message of freedom, I am testifying not for personal gain but because I believe that is what freed people do -- we testify about our freedom so we dont give the devil a foothold back into our lives. I am testifying not of the perfection I have reached, but of the peace I finally have which gives me an indescribable hope every day I wake up to say "I believe!" For the longest time I stood directly in the path of God telling him my sins were too great to be free from and all the while I believe He cried seeing my pain knowing that He could heal me with the same breath He created me with if I would only "Get out of His Way!"
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Put it Away!
How quickly we as humans can rise up to battle, how quickly we can jump up in defense of wrong doing, how quickly we can speak...how quickly we can get so caught up in our own pursuits that we forget what it is all about. It was Christ in the garden who said, if I wanted a battle I could call my servants to battle, but that is not what God wanted it to be about. It was Christ in the garden who told Peter to put away his sword because the Son of man needed no defense with weapons fashioned by man. It was James, the half brother of Jesus who said that we of all people should be the quickest to HEAR and the slowest to SPEAK. If we truly hear the voice of God sounding in our lives that voice says when it comes to injustices: "Put it away" don't draw your sword of bitterness, don't rage on in vengeance for vengeance is to be left to God. I know that I cannot handle that responsibility, I know that I of all people need to be less worried about vindication and be completely consumed with my redemption. It was Jesus who they spoke about who being reviled did not revile in return, who being mocked did not mock in return, who being beaten did not beat back, who being killed offered life.
I heard the voice of God last night, the voice of God coming through a most godly of people, coming from a source I sometimes choose to disregard rather than really pay attention to. Where I heard it is not as important as the fact that I heard it, where we all heard the voice of God is not as important as the fact that we are opening ourselves up to hearing it. I heard the voice of God tell me last night "Put it away!" Put away the bitterness, the frustrations, the disappointments in people, put away the growing desire to see justice brought to those who would accuse you or make your life miserable for their own gain; just put it away and turn it all over to God.
I think about David, the man after God's own heart, the man who was so accustomed to mistakes, the man who knew first hand what it was like to be talked about, to be bad mouthed; I think about where he focused all his attention and it was not all toward vengeance; oh yea he cried out to God about it, but for David it was more about writing about the goodness and faithfulness NOT of mankind but of our God who is bigger than all our personal problems and external adversaries.
I heard the voice of God last night and in my heart I am listening, and for my bitterness I repent and for my harboring of negativity I repent and for my willingness to hold on to things that God has been calling for me to let go of, I let go. I heard the voice of God last night and as is sometimes the case when wee hear it it smacks us in the face so hard it hurts, but I heard Him last night tell me that if I want to experience all the goodness and blessing He has in store for me I have to get out of my own way and let HIM be the one to take care of everything in life.
Thank you God for speaking to me and thank you for putting people in my life who are willing to allow you to use them to remind me of what your all about when my vision becomes clouded.
I heard the voice of God last night, the voice of God coming through a most godly of people, coming from a source I sometimes choose to disregard rather than really pay attention to. Where I heard it is not as important as the fact that I heard it, where we all heard the voice of God is not as important as the fact that we are opening ourselves up to hearing it. I heard the voice of God tell me last night "Put it away!" Put away the bitterness, the frustrations, the disappointments in people, put away the growing desire to see justice brought to those who would accuse you or make your life miserable for their own gain; just put it away and turn it all over to God.
I think about David, the man after God's own heart, the man who was so accustomed to mistakes, the man who knew first hand what it was like to be talked about, to be bad mouthed; I think about where he focused all his attention and it was not all toward vengeance; oh yea he cried out to God about it, but for David it was more about writing about the goodness and faithfulness NOT of mankind but of our God who is bigger than all our personal problems and external adversaries.
I heard the voice of God last night and in my heart I am listening, and for my bitterness I repent and for my harboring of negativity I repent and for my willingness to hold on to things that God has been calling for me to let go of, I let go. I heard the voice of God last night and as is sometimes the case when wee hear it it smacks us in the face so hard it hurts, but I heard Him last night tell me that if I want to experience all the goodness and blessing He has in store for me I have to get out of my own way and let HIM be the one to take care of everything in life.
Thank you God for speaking to me and thank you for putting people in my life who are willing to allow you to use them to remind me of what your all about when my vision becomes clouded.
Monday, December 10, 2007
I Am God
There are not more powerful words to hear than these three, "I am God" for in them rings out a power and provision only afforded to us by God. A provision for each and every day to know that we are more than taken care of as Isaiah recorded in chapter 43 we are encouraged to know that we serve a God who will be with us when the waters rise up around us, when the rivers sweep through us, when the fires of life rage all around us; in the turmoils of life it is these three words which give us confidence to know we serve a God of provision.
We serve a God of protection and what a great peace this brings! As I was reading a passage really stood out to me that we may tend to overlook, it was Isaiah 41:12, 13 which says "Those who wage war against you will be as nothing at all. (13) For I am the LORD, your God, who takes hold of your right hand and says to you, Do not fear; I will help you." I truly appreciate the simplicity and yet profound nature of this passage. God states so simply, "I will help you" nothing fancy just a phrase to bring us peace in times of battle, nothing extravagant just a phrase that we should be reminded of in times of peace and plenty...God has helped us!
Paul writes in Philippians that we can do all things through Christ who gives us strength, and while I do not believe it is an encouragement for me to go out and try and lift a car over my head, I do really believe that with the power of God and His provision and protection I can overcome any spiritual battle that may rage in my life. How powerful the Old Testament is to remind us that if God could bring physical victories in life He most surely can bring spiritual victories as well. And so just as he did with the lame man, in order that we may know that He has the power over the spiritual world he says to me today "rise up and walk"...walk away from your burdens, walk away from your worries, walk away from the things that hold you back...walk right into my arms!
This morning I have heard God calling out from the heavens, "I am the God of provision and protection and am prepared to give you mighty victories in life all I need you to do is just step out of my way and remember 'I Am God'"
We serve a God of protection and what a great peace this brings! As I was reading a passage really stood out to me that we may tend to overlook, it was Isaiah 41:12, 13 which says "Those who wage war against you will be as nothing at all. (13) For I am the LORD, your God, who takes hold of your right hand and says to you, Do not fear; I will help you." I truly appreciate the simplicity and yet profound nature of this passage. God states so simply, "I will help you" nothing fancy just a phrase to bring us peace in times of battle, nothing extravagant just a phrase that we should be reminded of in times of peace and plenty...God has helped us!
Paul writes in Philippians that we can do all things through Christ who gives us strength, and while I do not believe it is an encouragement for me to go out and try and lift a car over my head, I do really believe that with the power of God and His provision and protection I can overcome any spiritual battle that may rage in my life. How powerful the Old Testament is to remind us that if God could bring physical victories in life He most surely can bring spiritual victories as well. And so just as he did with the lame man, in order that we may know that He has the power over the spiritual world he says to me today "rise up and walk"...walk away from your burdens, walk away from your worries, walk away from the things that hold you back...walk right into my arms!
This morning I have heard God calling out from the heavens, "I am the God of provision and protection and am prepared to give you mighty victories in life all I need you to do is just step out of my way and remember 'I Am God'"
Saturday, December 8, 2007
Realizing your Blessing
I was in class today and the question was asked, "Which of your five senses would you have the hardest time living without?" and it really made me think. In light of everything that goes on in life, and the difficulties I may experience this of all questions really made me think. There are reasons I would hate to not have all five of my senses, be it hearing loss to not be able to hear my family or sight to not be able to see a smile; there are reasons for each one. While thinking about this question it made me realize that I may be dealing with difficulties in life, but the reality is I am so blessed! In all the difficulties I can still hear my girls laughing (and arguing), I can still see the smile on my wifes face when I come through the door, I can still smell her perfume which tells me she is trying to smell good for me, I can still taste her great home made pizza and I can still feel.
Maybe today is a day for me not to think about which sense I would hate to loose the most, but more a day for me to realize that in spite of some difficulties I am so very blessed. As I heard someone say once the reality is God is good ALL the time! I think it is all together possible that in this question God wants me to stop and hear Him say "stop thinking things are not good and realize just how good you have it!"
How frustrating life can be when we allow Satan to derail us from seeing all the blessings God has placed in our lives. I think about counseling and what it can do and I realize that we need more people in life to stop thinking about what is going wrong in our lives and start realizing what is all going right! God is calling out from the heavens, "I have already blessed you so much in life if you would just step aside and see what I have done you will be overwhelmed by my goodness." I know today I just need to get out of God's way.
Maybe today is a day for me not to think about which sense I would hate to loose the most, but more a day for me to realize that in spite of some difficulties I am so very blessed. As I heard someone say once the reality is God is good ALL the time! I think it is all together possible that in this question God wants me to stop and hear Him say "stop thinking things are not good and realize just how good you have it!"
How frustrating life can be when we allow Satan to derail us from seeing all the blessings God has placed in our lives. I think about counseling and what it can do and I realize that we need more people in life to stop thinking about what is going wrong in our lives and start realizing what is all going right! God is calling out from the heavens, "I have already blessed you so much in life if you would just step aside and see what I have done you will be overwhelmed by my goodness." I know today I just need to get out of God's way.
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Turning back the Sun
Isn't it amazing that just about the time you think you have seen it all, just about the time you think God has done something that is the biggest He could do; He goes and takes it higher. In Isaiah 38 Hezekiah prayed to God concerning his life when Isaiah told him he would die, God heard his prayer and saw his heart and promised to extend his life.
Here is what is amazing, the writing was on the wall, God had sent His prophet to deliver the message of Hezekiah's death, everything seemed to be decided. God was not done, Hezekiah fell before the Lord and God, being the amazing God He is, never wanting to just do something but always wanting to do it with an amazing, undeniable sign -- God turned back the sun!
I was talking with a new friend yesterday and he was sharing how there are times when he is working on a project and it comes to completion, he just sits back and says "how in the world did I do that" to which he simply looks to the heavens and thanks God for doing through him what he knew he was not capable of doing himself.
Hezekiah would live the next fifteen years of his life knowing that he was not living by his own strength, but by the will and grace of the Lord. He was quite literally living on borrowed time, as we all are, but in his case he knew it. Hezekiah writes after he receives his news that the dead cannot praise God but the living sure can. This is what Hezekiah would do from that day on even more than before.
Praising God is what it is all about when God moves the sun for us. Recognizing that the story of Hezekiah was not recorded just to put words on a page, it was recorded so that I could read it and be reminded that even though it may appear at times as though my fate is determined, my mistakes have finally caught up with me, or maybe that my "luck" has run out...I serve a God that is ready to move the sun if I will praise Him.
I realize this morning as Hezekiah did that the only reason I am alive today is to praise God for how awesome He is and for all He has already done in my life. I know that if I want to see the sun turned back in my life I need to be silent and hear the voice of God again saying: "I am ready to do something great in your midst so that the whole world will know that I am God and all I need you to do is just get out of my way!"
Here is what is amazing, the writing was on the wall, God had sent His prophet to deliver the message of Hezekiah's death, everything seemed to be decided. God was not done, Hezekiah fell before the Lord and God, being the amazing God He is, never wanting to just do something but always wanting to do it with an amazing, undeniable sign -- God turned back the sun!
I was talking with a new friend yesterday and he was sharing how there are times when he is working on a project and it comes to completion, he just sits back and says "how in the world did I do that" to which he simply looks to the heavens and thanks God for doing through him what he knew he was not capable of doing himself.
Hezekiah would live the next fifteen years of his life knowing that he was not living by his own strength, but by the will and grace of the Lord. He was quite literally living on borrowed time, as we all are, but in his case he knew it. Hezekiah writes after he receives his news that the dead cannot praise God but the living sure can. This is what Hezekiah would do from that day on even more than before.
Praising God is what it is all about when God moves the sun for us. Recognizing that the story of Hezekiah was not recorded just to put words on a page, it was recorded so that I could read it and be reminded that even though it may appear at times as though my fate is determined, my mistakes have finally caught up with me, or maybe that my "luck" has run out...I serve a God that is ready to move the sun if I will praise Him.
I realize this morning as Hezekiah did that the only reason I am alive today is to praise God for how awesome He is and for all He has already done in my life. I know that if I want to see the sun turned back in my life I need to be silent and hear the voice of God again saying: "I am ready to do something great in your midst so that the whole world will know that I am God and all I need you to do is just get out of my way!"
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
It Is True
In Isaiah 36 & 37 Hezekiah receives a real test of his faith in God. The Assyrian king sends out a messenger to place the real fear of their resume before Hezekiah. The Assyrian king runs down all their successful campaigns reminding Hezekiah that all these were said to be lead by their "gods" as well only to meet defeat and have their "gods" burned in the fire. Hezekiah shakes in his sandals, the things the king has reported are true, maybe this will be the fate of Judah as well, maybe we should just take the deal and at least live. Isaiah 37:18-19 records these thoughts as Hezekiah goes before the Lord, but verse 20 is where real life changing power comes in: "now, O Lord, deliver us from his hand, so that all the kingdoms on earth may know that you alone, O Lord, are God."
I wake up every day facing the giants, battles and enemies of the will of the Lord. Most of the time it is doubt thinking that the challenges of the day are far to large for me to overcome or even take on. I have sat and thought, what if I am wasting my time trying to stand up against the enemy, maybe he is right, maybe I am just to weak to show real victory, maybe the mistakes I have made in the past (which have brought me to this point) are too numerous to even be able to unravel, maybe I am asking for victories in life that MY resume cannot provide.
To all these things I am absolutely right, to each and every one. I am too weak, I have made mounting mistakes which have the ability to crush me under their weight, I am asking for victories that by all counts I should never receive, BUT all of these are overcome by the God I serve. The God who stood up against the GREAT Assyrian army to bring them down.
Hezekiah went before Isaiah more than once basically saying "I am afraid, and by my logic and reason I should back down", it through Isaiah that God cried from the heavens "I am ready to do something great in your midst so that the whole world will know that I am God and all I need you to do is just get out of my way!"
I wake up every day facing the giants, battles and enemies of the will of the Lord. Most of the time it is doubt thinking that the challenges of the day are far to large for me to overcome or even take on. I have sat and thought, what if I am wasting my time trying to stand up against the enemy, maybe he is right, maybe I am just to weak to show real victory, maybe the mistakes I have made in the past (which have brought me to this point) are too numerous to even be able to unravel, maybe I am asking for victories in life that MY resume cannot provide.
To all these things I am absolutely right, to each and every one. I am too weak, I have made mounting mistakes which have the ability to crush me under their weight, I am asking for victories that by all counts I should never receive, BUT all of these are overcome by the God I serve. The God who stood up against the GREAT Assyrian army to bring them down.
Hezekiah went before Isaiah more than once basically saying "I am afraid, and by my logic and reason I should back down", it through Isaiah that God cried from the heavens "I am ready to do something great in your midst so that the whole world will know that I am God and all I need you to do is just get out of my way!"
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