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It is the glory of God to conceal a matter, But the glory of kings to search it out...Prov. 25:2
We've been travelling now for two weeks and two days, and so far, no major screw-ups. We're headed for a conference in Orlando callled "Releasing of Eagles" where John Kilpatrick will be speaking and Lindel Cooley will be leading worship--both from the Brownsville Revival which we attended ten years ago with our kids. We got thoroughly blessed there by a brand of radical Christianity we'd never seen before.
So, what else is new? Bo and Stanley being radical Christians? Oh yeah and we're loving it. God is so big and so wonderful and so unexpected. Everywhere we go we see him at work, whether on a slogan on the back of a semi-truck barrelling down the highway or the billboard in front of a little country church. I'm collecting those. Two of my favorites so far:
"We don't change the message, the message changes us."
"Need a lifeguard? Come on in. Ours walks on water!"
Gotta' love it.
Recently I have been working this topic in responce to some questions that I have been asked. To get the proper response, I started to look into the Word and it is amazing what I found and what God has shown me. I am willing to share this with anyone who so desires.
After the Irish Rebellion of 1798 a strange outgrowth of barley began to appear in clumps on the recent battlefields.
This was no phenomenon but a result of the Irish soldiers slain and buried that had carriedbarley seed in their pockets during the battle.
These barley patches where immortalized in the ballad by Robert Joyce “The Wind That Shook the Barley.”
These barley outcroppings became a symbol of Irish resolve.
What grows in the desert?
