Kentucky, Gideon, and the Massey's

Erica came to class this morning, and class ended up being day-o-prayer and testimony. The Spirit just highlighted testimonies that needed to be told, and then people that needed prayer. It was awesome, Corey came and prayed for Erica, and her heart was really encountered by the the Lord. It was beautiful.

During our small group briefing, I was telling some of my friends about Kentucky being a city of refuge in the end-times, that there is going to be a house of prayer, and how I knew I was going to be a part of it. Kris points at the white board diagonally behind me and says, "so, did you write that up there?" I was like, "huh?" and what I saw was this first picture.
Haha. That was pretty amazing.

That evening, Erica and I were invited over the the Massey's house for dinner. Mike and Caron Massey were part of the DTS that Erica and I were on 3 years ago. We finally had our debriefing, ha. It was really amazing. I am actually not allowed to talk about some of the stuff that we were allowed in on. But I can say that I am really excited, and wondering once again what God is doing. That's all I am saying.

The dog's name is Gideon. Yup. He was sweet. He loved me. The Massey's had a family from Kona, Hawaii staying with them, and we got blessed to share a meal with them. The gooey clear, yet brown noodley stuff in the bottom picture is supposedly a Hawaiian noodle dish, or something like that. It was very delicious, but slippery. I couldn't keep it on my fork. Ha. It was fun. I forgot the name of the guy who cooked it, but his idea of welcoming guests is to make fun. So one of the first questions out of his mouth after Erica and I told him we were on the Massey's DTS was, "So, are you guys Christians? You don't look like Christians." Ha. I cracked up.

We had a great evening, loving on each other. They prayed for each of us, wholehearted prayers. We both left very very blessed. Erica leaves for Arkansas tomorrow morning, and I am sad to see Snugglepoo off. BUT...she will be in Louisville soon. I know it. This week we have been talking about her moving to Louisville...A LOT. We have both felt for a while that she would. Well, it was prophesied over her last night that she would live in a city of refuge. I'm just saying. That's awesome.

Oh, and I want to let everyone in on something I discovered. I am calling the "Your-awesome-I'm awesome-theory." If someone makes you laugh, or smile, or really, whatever you want, just laugh and say "you're awesome" and 9 times out of 10 they will say, "no, you're awesome!" It's really fun. You get to make someone feel awesome, and they make you feel awesome.

Well, I am getting up earlier than usual tomorrow to see Erica off. Night!
PS You're AWESOME!!!