Please pray for me as I’m currently in the Coober Pedy Hospital after suffering a heart attack. I’m hooked up to a heart monitor and ECG MONITOR but the Morphine is working wonders while I’m waiting on the Royal Flying Doctor Service to come & fly me to Adelaide for further evaluation & treatment. 😔🙏✝️🙏😔

The other day I received revelation from the Lord, and I want to share it with y’all. I was contemplating the season I have found myself in and likened it to the Wilderness. I began reading in Exodus when Israel was on a journey toward the Promised Land. They had already been delivered from Egypt and had seen the power of God with their own eyes, so they were no longer slaves, but they had not yet reached the place He had promised to give them. They were caught in the middle of the journey, still traveling, and worn down from it. That is exactly where Amalek came against them. Deuteronomy tells us that Amalek struck Israel from behind, going after the stragglers, the ones who were faint and weary. They did not attack when everyone was strong and moving together as one. They waited until people were vulnerable and falling behind, and that is when they struck. The Lord began to speak to me and show me the revelation in this for us today. There are seasons when you are walking toward everything God has promised, and the enemy becomes especially strategic in how he comes against you. You might be tired from the road, worn out from battles you never expected to fight, or barely able to keep pace with everyone else around you. It is often in that very place of weariness that the attack comes. Amalek became more than a historical enemy in Israel's story. Throughout Scripture, this nation stood as a picture of an enemy set against God's people again and again. In Exodus 17, Moses stood on the mountain while Joshua and the Israelites fought below. As long as Moses held up the staff of God, Israel prevailed, but when his arms grew tired and dropped, Amalek began to gain ground. Eventually Moses could not hold his own arms up any longer, and Aaron and Hur came alongside him. They gave him a stone to sit on and held his arms steady until the sun went down. Israel won that battle, but Moses did not win it alone. He had people beside him who saw his weariness and were willing to carry it with him while God brought the victory.

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I remember sitting at the altar about a year ago, while SURRENDER was being played. Surrender had been on my heart that evening, and when the worship team began singing "I surrender" I went to the altar and dropped to my knees. I told God that I had surrendered everything to him, and will continue to. To my surprise he quickly showed me that I hadn't. I heard him say "Give me your dreams and desires" and I began to weep. I asked him, "what will I hold onto then, that is all I have left" of which he replied "Me..." I painfully agreed, and began weeping more. I couldn't hold on to Jesus if I was so desperately clinging to my dreams and desires. Seemingly the only thing I had left to cling to.... That said, this past year has been a year of letting go. Letting go of friendships, ideas, dreams. Letting go of hurts, disappointments, longings. Letting go of my plans of how I think things should go. Letting go of the "what if's" - if life could have just gone the way I'd hope it would have. Letting go of some of my deepest desires and longings. Letting go of things I dont even know I'm holding onto. Letting go of the unknown. Letting go of my measly attempts to keep some sort of control. The scripture says in Phillipians 1:21 "for me to live is Christ, and to die is gain." Oh how painful it has been to die. But surely in this death, I shall be raised again, and the outcome of that resurrection shall be much more fruitful than the desires of my flesh. Romans 8 teaches us that we must put off all selfishness and that those who live by the flesh shall die, and those who live by the spirit shall live. Despite this metaphorical fleshly death that has occurred, I can be assured that I shall find life through that. For the Spirit of the living God in me brings LIFE! This present suffering, is nothing compared to the Glory of God that shall be revealed in me. In YOU! https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans%208&version=NIV