How many Christmas stars do you think are made or commercially sold each year?

Who was it that followed, what they called, the Star in the East? You, of course, know the answer, and most of the world knows the story of the Wise Men from the East.

I have always been fascinated by this verse from the pen of Solomon the wise, found in Ecclesiastes 3:10-12 - “I have seen the burden that God has laid on men to occupy them. He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also SET ETERNITY in the hearts of men, yet they cannot fathom the work God has done from beginning to end. I know that there is nothing better for men than to rejoice and do good while they live...”

There is a familiar buzz in the air concerning the Holiday Season that is fast coming upon us. For instance, can you close your eyes and tell me what a pumpkin pie smells like, or can you tune your taste buds like tuning your car radio to 700 WLW. We are here all over again at the most wonderful time of the year.

Will you join me in calling out for great and mighty things? A friend of mine, Scott Hinkle, jogged my memory when it comes to what An Appeal to Heaven requires on our part.

God revealed His plan to Jesus while He was praying, Matt. 26:40.

I want to take a moment to recommend some good reading material which you can order and read online. You will find some very interesting  articles, and for me, it serves as a reminder to pray for Great Britain and Europe. The publisher is my friend Peter Wreford, who has a God given passion, which is manifest in his commitment to lift up, “The God Who Is Always There For You”.

Back in the late 90’s we were having special meetings in the Victoria Hotel across the road from the Bradford Central Railway station in Bradford, England. In one of the evening meetings, a man came in and sat down on the back seat by Scott Willis. Scott told me of how shocked he was when he turned to see who had sat down beside him. The man had no face. Scott is a man whom you do not want to tell something to and then try to change your story because he never forgets what he has said or what you have said.