Monday, November 2, 2026

QUOTES FOR NOV 2, 2026





 

COME

 


Nov 2 – Come - Isaiah 66:19-21

 

     There is going to be a worldwide revival and evangelism period.  All who have not heard of the Lord from every corner of the earth will hear.  They will hear of the fame and glory of the Lord.  Once the message is given people from all over the world will come to Jerusalem and the Holy Hill of the Lord. 

They will offer animals, treasure, grain offerings.  This will be offered in ceremonial clean vessels.  The Lord will then select from those who come the honor of being His priests and Levites.  There will be a restoration of all things.  Isaiah is painting a picture of the future in the language, visage, and concepts of His audience.  Powerful imagery.   The Lord does not need this, but it is a reference point for the Jews and mankind.

WISE SAYINGS

 


     The wise invite the storms of life because their confidence is not in themselves but God.  Opportunity often knocks when we are in the bathtub.  Often when opportunity knocks people peep through the keyhole and miss it.  When opportunity calls often people think it is a telemarketer and hang up.

     One of the greatest things you can give others is appreciation.  When you show appreciation for another you are showing genuine love.  One of the most tangible things you can do to help another is show how much you appreciate them.  One act of appreciation can change a dark gloomy day in one of sunshine and light.  Many a soul has been saved by one act of love and appreciation.

Sunday, November 1, 2026

PREACH THE WORD

 


     My message today is for preachers and those who share the word of God.  Many today are either using the internet or AI to get their messages done.  I am not against using these tools in preparation, but they must be the only tool.  The greatest blessing in preaching the word is the unctioning.   Many old-time preachers need it was the anointing of the Holy Spirit.  Getting your message from time spent with God.

  One many wrote that in too many places today a bland pulpit is leading to the closing of churches.  Many old-time preachers studied Johnathon Edwards sermon, “Sinners in the hands of an angry God.”  This is a powerful sermon no doubt, but nothing can beat a message God has laid upon your heart.

     Being ordain and empowered is the real secret to being an effective preacher.  Next time you prepare for a message look for a God moment where God speaks and you relay what he has said.  Last night I was in a prayer meeting, and the presenter talk about how Jeremiah was in prison ceil and God gave him a message to give to the people. 

     We need a God moment occasionally, to bring us back on track.  So how does that happen.  Seek the mind of God in sermon preparation.  Pray for the presence of God in your worship service.  Invite people to pray while you are preaching.  Look for the Bible as your ultimate source.  Be sensitive and obedient to the leading of the Holy Spirit before, during and after you deliver the message.  This will make you effective and powerful for God.

ABRAHAM AND LOT

 


     There was a woman who felt led by God to go to Clinton, New Jersey to reach the Jewish community there and her first covert was the well-known evangelist, Morris Cerillo.  When Abraham and Lot went to Canaan, they were very influential there.   One day however there was a dispute between Lot and Abraham over land.  There was not enough for both.  Paul makes it clear in his writing that Christian will have disputes and disagreements from time to time. 

     When we find ourselves in those times we must demonstrate these attributes.  Be impartial, sincere, love, have Christ as our standard, fervent in grace, and totally unselfish.  Abraham gave Lot the choice of the land and he took the best and Abraham settled for second best, but God blessed that. 

     Did you know the Bible says that selfishness is with holding something that is needed.  James warns us against doing that.  When we do not meet the needs of others we are being not like Christ.  We must never be indifferent to others.  When we get caught up in greed and covetousness, we become no longer good for anything.  Jesus said when salt gets unsalted it is good for nothing.  Jesus warns us that this creates a wall between us and God.

      When are called to help others like Joseph did when the famine hit Egypt.  Abraham in the dispute with Lot gave Lot the best of the land and settled for less but God blessed him.  When you take yourself on the throne of the heart God will bless. 

DIRECTION

 


     May I encourage you to not compare yourself to others.  It has been said that comparison is the thief that destroys who we can become.  Especially in your journey of life.  Remember we all have the same beginning, but we are all on a different path.  God gave us a thing to do and we must do only what we can do.  We all have different challenges, and we also choose our ultimate destination.  That is the power of free choice. 

     Someone else’s success does not mean that you are falling behind.  You were never meant to do what they are doing.  Your time, path and growth are unique.  Peter does encourage us to grow in the grace and knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ but even that is different than someone else. 

     My exhortation for you today is work on being a better version of who God intended you to be than worrying or trying to imitate someone else because you will never be them.  You were called to be who God made you to be.  Remember you have a place in this world. 

A PLACE IN THIS WORLD

 


     May I encourage you to not compare yourself to others.  It has been said that comparison is the thief that destroys who we can become.  Especially in your journey of life.  Remember we all have the same beginning, but we are all on a different path.  God gave us a thing to do and we must do only what we can do.  We all have different challenges, and we also choose our ultimate destination.  That is the power of free choice. 

     Someone else’s success does not mean that you are falling behind.  You were never meant to do what they are doing.  Your time, path and growth are unique.  Peter does encourage us to grow in the grace and knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ but even that is different than someone else. 

     My exhortation for you today is work on being a better version of who God intended you to be than worrying or trying to imitate someone else because you will never be them.  You were called to be who God made you to be.  Remember you have a place in this world.