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Alive for the Harvest: Seeing the Wheat in the midst of the weeds!

We are in the midst of the harvest of the world, and the Spirit is calling His people to see this hour with clarity. In the days of Yeshua (Jesus), the entire world held only a few hundred million souls. By AD 1000, the number had barely moved, and even by 1800, humanity had only just approached one billion. As recently as 1970 — just over fifty years ago — the global population was only about 3.7 billion. But today, the world’s population exceeds 8 billion. This is not merely a demographic statistic — it is a harvest reality. Never in human history has there been such a concentration of eternal souls alive at one time. Never has the gospel had such reach. Never has the field been this full.

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One thing I ask!

David begins Psalm 27 with a cry of courage: “The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?” Yet courage in God is not an end in itself. It leads somewhere deeper. Having declared that God is his light, salvation, and strength, David then reveals the desire at the very core of his heart: one thing.

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God’s purposes are beyond borders!

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Elijah had just come through one of the most intense seasons of his life. He had called down fire from heaven on Mount Carmel, seen the prophets of Baal defeated, and yet found himself running in fear from Jezebel, exhausted and discouraged. In the cave at Horeb, he cried out, believing he was alone and that all was lost. But it was there—in the still small voice—that God revealed His presence and His plan.

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What are you doing today?

In December 1903, after many attempts, the Wright brothers were successful in getting their “flying machine” off the ground. Thrilled, they telegraphed this message to their sister Katherine: “We have actually flown 120 feet. Will be home for Christmas.” Katherine hurried to the editor of the local newspaper and showed him the message. He glanced at it and said, “How nice. The boys will be home for Christmas.”

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Long time – no hear!

An Indian was walking in downtown New York City alongside a resident friend. As they approached a busy street corner in the center of Manhattan, the Indian seized his friend’s arm and whispered, “Wait. I hear a cricket.” “Come on!”, the city boy sneered, “This is downtown New York — how could you possibly hear a cricket?” His friend persisted however, “No – seriously, I do!”

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