
July is almost over. Hard to believe… Where did the time go? July is a crazy month here in Alaska. The salmon are in and everyone goes fishing. Everyone except me. I’m in the garden … Continue reading

July is almost over. Hard to believe… Where did the time go? July is a crazy month here in Alaska. The salmon are in and everyone goes fishing. Everyone except me. I’m in the garden … Continue reading

Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord; and the people whom he hath chosen for his own inheritance. ~ Psalm 33:12
Yesterday I was mowing the lawn when a shadow passed over me. I looked up and a fledgling bald eagle was circling overhead low to the ground. I turned off the mower and stepped to the ground to watch. Continue reading

I am no prophetess; no visions, and my dreams are pretty ordinary. I did, however, experience an odd dream after the last post. I have been pondering the meaning of the dream ever since: Continue reading
There is so much said on both sides of the abortion issue. Personally, I am pro-life. Yet, when it comes to abortion, whose life is it anyway? Continue reading
I hear so much these days about the rapture of the Church; our blessed hope. I hold fast to that faith and in no way diminish the work of Christ regarding the rapture of believers. Praise God! But … Continue reading
O LORD, you have made our nation great; yes, you have made us great. You have extended our borders, and we give you the glory! ~ Isaiah 26: 15 NLT
http://www.radiokenai.net/ksrm-news-director-assaulted-at-rally-in-soldotna/
Hostilities increase as shocking violent drive by attack injures a news reporter today in our small town during a pro/ con abortion rally.
Investigation opened as charges filed by injured reporter . Will follow up as updates are published .
Will you let them get away with this forever?
Will they succeed forever in their heartless conquests? ~ Habakkuk 1:17 NLT
Habakkuk now has God’s attention. He has just accused God of being unfair!
Really? God’s own prophet? Yes, and The LORD just confirmed His plan to send Babylonian “heathens” to invade “the more righteous” nation of Judah! After more complaining, Habakkuk retires to the nearest watch tower and simply waits for the LORD’S reply.
It isn’t long in coming. The LORD methodically reminds Habakkuk that the future invasion is not a random act, but His judgement plan for the unrepentant sinful nation of Judah. Continue reading

2How long, O LORD, must I call for help? But you do not listen!
“Violence is everywhere!” I cry, but you do not come to save.
3Must I forever see these evil deeds?
Why must I watch all this misery?
Wherever I look, I see destruction and violence.
I am surrounded by people who love to argue and fight.
4The law has become paralyzed,
And there is no justice in the courts.
The wicked far outnumber the righteous,
So that justice has become perverted. ~ Habakkuk 1:2-4 NLT
Hello 612 – 589 BC! – a time in the history of ancient Judah when national sin spelled impending judgement by God. When a historically righteous nation becomes morally indistinguishable from its pagan neighbors, it’s – well, it gets God’s attention.
After much pleading and warning to His people to repent from sin; God plans to send destruction and slavery upon Judah. The prophet Habakkuk complains to God about the evils of Judean society plus God’s impending judgement at the hands of a pagan invader called Babylon. After all, how can God’s plan be just? On the surface of things, there is nothing but sin in both nations!
I ponder these things in our day as well. Our modern culture is rife with the same sins mentioned by Habakkuk:
The LORD‘s reply is found in verses 5 – 11 and is a scary descriptive of the conquering Babylon but noticeably God only confirms that,
Very bad news for Judah. Habakkuk’s reaction is similar to anyone looking at such a desolate future. He complains again to God.
“Surely, LORD, you do not intend to wipe us out?” ~ verse 12 paraphrased.
Ah, the LORD has more to say about this. Until then, God bless your week and Thank you for following
