Sometimes we just need inspiration.  Sometimes, in the midst of our storms we need help and guidance.  Sometimes, we just need that good old time gospel music, that we heard as children in the church, to reach us, to touch us, to move us.  And sometimes, when we hear it, we see clearer, we act more responsibly and we do what God would have us do. 

Enjoy the following by Brother Joe May. 

I heard a minister say awhile ago that God opens the door, but we must walk through it.  When I heard it, it reminded me of an old saying from my mother.  Often, when I was discouraged and things looked bleak, she would always say to me, "Son, when one door closes, God opens another door."  And all I have to do is find that door and walk through it.   (Click the "read more link below" to continue article.)

I heard the Reverend Therm James, Senior Pastor of Bethany Baptist Church, In Baltimore, Maryland, say, the other night, "We are who we are because someone, along the way, prayed for us."  He wrapped it in a very eloquent message regarding the most powerful weapon we have, yet the most underused and misused is that of prayer.  But his remark that "we are who we are because someone, along the way, prayed for us", really brought it home for me.  Let me explain.  (click on the "read more" link below)

Not too long ago I was in San Juan, Puerto Rico, working with a business associate from the island.  On the rear window of his automobile he had a sticker referencing a  Bible verse.  Later, when I returned to the States I sent him an email complementing him on the sticker and he answered, "true success in life is experienced when God's will becomes your passion".  When I read his words I had one of those "amen" moments.  It was such a prophetic statement, but more importantly, it was a call to action.