Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Not Quite Sure?


If you're like me this morning, you're not quite sure of the direction of the future of our country. Don't misunderstand my point - it's not because of who is elected to the positions of leadership in our country, but because of the division in our country of our people. Many people are polarized to the degree that if their party or candidate is not in office, they can't see anything positive about the future. Not only do they remain negative in their minds, but also in their words to others. It is though the US revolves around either Democrat or Republican and the two have no common middle ground. Our prayers are to be for our leaders regardless of party afiliation, but also for our nation. Join me in prayer that this division will be healed before our next elections and that we can think and vote clearly according to God's choice and not our party's. We are still His people, so remain faithful to pray for our country and her return to God through revival.
Aloha -

Monday, November 3, 2008

Tomorrow is Coming



Many people that I speak with are concerned about the elections and the items that are on the ballots for tomorrow. Many are concerned about who the president will be and how divided the country appears to be and will remain, regardless of who is elected. Many are concerned over the local and state issues and where the money will be allocated for this and that. We have so many decisions that are hanging in the balance, but tomorrow is coming and we'll try to figure it out after tomorrow. Thankfully, I don't have to worry about it - God already told me. Don't get too excited because He didn't tell me who would win or how the rail transit system will fare, but He already told me not to worry because He is still in control (Matthew 6:34.) This nation will never find a savior in a president or a political leader or party, but only in Jesus. Our Savior is still the only Redeemer that America can place her hope in. Have a blessed pre-election day - tomorrow is coming, but it's all under control.
Aloha -