God's Heart for the Least of These:
You Will Find Me in the Darkness..
I'm Out Here, Come Find Me
 
by  Nic Billman

 A Vision of the Broken

Recently my wife and I and a few friends of ours had a time of worship. It was just my keyboard and our voices-simple and intimate. We were singing our love to Papa, and His presence was washing through the room. It was awesome! Then a vision come to me.

I saw the broken and the dying on the streets. There were prostitutes selling their bodies, there was a drug addict shooting up in the alleys, there were children begging for food, and there was a widow sitting alone on her porch with the blank stare of depression in her eyes. There was a crippled old man who was crying out, "Water, please, I need water"; his clothes torn and dirty. There was a mother with two babies--she was sitting at a laundromat weeping, her tears falling down on the faces of her hungry children. All of these people were desperate and dying. Everything was dark gray and lifeless.

From there I saw church buildings; the doors were closed, but there was life inside and awesome worship with lots of people. All of the people were praying and crying out, "God, we want to hear Your voice; why can't we hear You? Show us Your face. We want to see Your face." Then I heard a sound behind me. I turned back to the streets and heard the Father say, "I'm out here, come find Me."

"You Will Find Me in the Dark, You Will Find Me in the Darkness"
 
I started to sing these words, "When I was hungry, you gave Me bread. When I was thirsty, you gave Me a drink. I was sick, you came to Me. I was naked and poor and you clothed Me in love. Just stare into the eyes of the child who's left alone-there you'll find Me. Just open up your arms to hold the least of these-there you'll find Me. Come find Me." At the same time my wife, Rachael, started singing, "You will find Me in the dark, you will find Me in the darkness." It was clear that God was moving all of our hearts in the same direction.

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Quote of the Day: 
 "The right kind of heart is a kind heart like God's."
 ˜Author Unknown˜

 


Financial recession: a blessing or curse?

By James Varghese
Special Correspondent in India for ASSIST News Service

INDIA (ANS) -- This current financial recession has knocked down the world, leaving people in fear and despair. Loss of jobs, pay cuts, and many other concerns, have hit the minds of humans very badly.

It was another "9/11" tragedy that hit the minds of people of the whole world who were stuck in a dilemma, not knowing what the world is leading them into and so fear gripped their lives so much that they most have not been investing their money into anything.

Many Christians have failed to understand God's plan in the midst of this global crisis. Many even have stopped donating to social organizations and God's ministry where they used to give their support. My question is; as Christians, have we become so deaf that we can't sit before God to hear what does He expect in this crisis? Have we become so blind that we can't see this situation as God's way for blessing?

I know that there are several people, even now in the midst of this situation, who are looking for right people for the right place and for the right hands to receive their support. But why are they holding it back? I will tell you that this can be God's way for double returns and other benefits along the way.

First of all, we Christians need to know that, 2 Corinthians 8:9: "For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ that though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, so that you through his poverty might become rich."

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