As I told you before, I am reading the Final Quest. I have discovered yet another life-changing quote, very shortly after the one I posted before. It reads as this: "When men and women who dwell in such a place of darkness and evil with so little encouragement, not able to behold the glory but only having a hope in it, choose to suffer for that hope in which they can only see so dimly in their hearts, it causes even the greatest angels to bow their knee and gladly serve  these heirs of salvation". What a great statement! In the book, he had just seen the glory of God...in person! This statement was made by his guide. But it's so true! We don't get to physically see the glory of God. We hope to some day, but we can't actually see it. Yet we continue in our faith. That's exactly what Christianity is: faith that some day, Jesus' glory will be revealed to us. When we endure through the struggles of life because of that hope, the angels serve us. They serve us! What an amazing encouragement in the hard times of life!

          I have been on a reading journey for the last month or so. I have been reading through The Final Quest by Rick Joyner. What an amazing read! As I was reading, I came across this quote: "For His sake we must not quit until all have been recovered. As long as any are wounded, He is wounded." What a statement! As Christians, we always say that we care about every soul...but do we really mean it? Do we truly care about the people we pass in the grocery line at Wal-Mart or the people passing you in their cars? I really have been taking this into consideration lately. I have met many people in my life that I would really prefer not to minister to. What a sad fact! Jesus said that what we do to the least of this world we do to Him. Would I ignore Jesus? Of course not! Yet we continually fail to care for each member of our community. What a motivational thought!