Nov 12

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Saturday, November 12, 2011 6:51 PM 

We’re finally back on air with our Tribulation series in the correct order. What a relief! Our dominion prayer today at Sabbath services brought the final victory after a combination of fasting, prayers in the spirit from our prayer team and probably the bloggers who knew about it, praise, and some long days with attacks of frustration. It was our first time of trying to copy and paste or drop and drag items into a Window Media playlist on a PC laptop without a mouse. The operator of our radio studio located in our home was away thousands of miles in Kenya, and communications by phone and email was problematic.

But…God is good all the time and Jesus always leads us in victory. We know that the confusion Satan created by the virus in the original laptop we had used was a test of the ability of our listeners to forgive. Charlene Bishop gave an excellent sermon today on forgiveness. Even though you may not have heard it, we thank our Father for touching you with the spirit of forgiveness to forgive our many mistakes. This is not our area of specialty, but the prayers brought success. Our web administrator Martin Bishop came over after services to help, and we found the necessary papers, installed a temporary mouse, and in less than an hour, with a few blips in the stream, God allowed us to put everything in order for this super series.

Since you probably heard the first part of the Tribulation series, “Getting Past our Fears,” several times because of the confusion caused by switching to a different computer to transmit the stream, we decided to start with the exciting second part of the series on prophecy, a subject that always arouses interest. The “Awakening a Sleeping Bride” series will follow the Tribulation series.

As we open our Mac player upstairs above the studio here in our office, we are hearing the song, “Walking in the Light” streaming on our broadcast. We are reminded that “light arises in the darkness” for those who trust and obey in Jesus (Ps. 112:4). And God works all things for good to those who love Him (Rom. 8:28). We have learned to forgive ourselves, and we hope you are learning to forgive us!
Thank you.

We succeed because of our unity in prayer for each other. We prayed today in church for those on our blog who have been contemplating suicide. We thank God they will live and declare Jesus’ works in their lives (Ps. 118:17). We deeply appreciate those who share their challenges on our blog, and we appreciate especially those faith-filled believers who spend so many hours in prayer in answering the difficult questions on the blog. Even we have benefitted recently from revelations given on the blog that will cause breakthrough in our personal lives. We are a body, and we rejoice in the unity. We rejoice especially in the interest created by the fast involving the Benjamin blessing.