kansas city boiler room

i recently viewed these photographs from my visit to the Kansas City Boiler room back in november. the boiler room is located at 24/7 prayer mission and justice-check out their site- http://www.24-7prayer.com/, they're amazing. they have locations all over the world and they're rocking the nations in non-stop prayer. the boiler room might be one of my favorite places thus far this side of the united states. the building also houses another ministry called "the door" it is a ministry that welcomes in the homeless or just someone needing a place to stay and offers them food, a hot shower, friendship, and some jesus. placed in an old open unique multi-story building in downtown kc, the brick walls and rustic furnishings alone make it photogenic. however, theres something creative in the atmosphere in that building, that when i entered it i immediately wanted to start creating ...whether that consisted of photographs, drawings, intercession...you name it. theres something special about this prayer room, thats for sure. and this doesnt surprise me...we are a people who are in love with communicating with our marvelous creator master-worker God. he is the ultimate artist, so why shouldn't we become super-creative when we are in his presence? and his presence rests powerfully in that building. here's some photos...

if you want to see some more kc boiler room photos check out my flickr site. shalom.

he's coming

may 21st:
things are happening in the earth, good things. god's in control, he's claimed the victory and all is won. he's moving. jesus is coming again soon. he's awakening the church, he's calling his people. like sleeping statues with mouths of stones he releasing them from the deception of the age and is sealing them for another realm, for eternity. today is the day to return. im excited about life. i cannot wait to see him.

i have not been very good at putting up a photograph with every post, as previously stated. however, i will today. annnnnd...drumroll. the flickr photography site is almost up and running.

Bethany

Bethany's visiting from Pine Mountain, GA. I can not even begin to explain my joy! Oh how I miss her. We went on a semi-adventure yesterday to Indian Falls. It involved driving through the kentucky mountains listening to Lee aka TOM-TOM (just like old times) tell us which direction to go next, almost slipping multiple times down a mountain side, (i almost slipped -thanks to an old pair of broken up tennis shoes -bethany had her tevas) hiding behind a tree from some people on a motorcycle we thought might turn us in for trespassing, and sitting above a waterfall reading la biblia and talking about God's mercy, justice, and love. It was great. Here's a photo.