From the spontaneous song Melissa sang Sunday morning:
You don’t understand what a day can hold. With each breath you take things can change.  You don’t understand what this day can hold.  With the next breath you take life can change. With each step you take won’t you expect the impossible? Won’t you expect the answer? Don’t you understand that a day sits in the palm of His hand? With each breath you take life can change.  So, won’t you get ready for the impossible at your door? Because each day sits in the palm of His hand and there’s nothing outside of His grasp, nothing too far for His eyes to see.

You’ve got it in you to make it a new day, to see things in a new way and “impossible” will be at your door before you know it. You’ve got it in you to see things a new way. You’ve got it in you right now to make this a new day. Don’t forget, every new day of your life is simply sitting in the palm of His hand. He is there every moment with every breath. You’ve got it in you to see a new way and see a new day because you are in the palm of His hand and He sees everything concerning you. Not only does He see it but He’s got the answer. So that’s why you’ve got it in you to see things a new way. You’ve got it in you to make this a new day. Because oh, how He loves us. Oh, how He loves.

“What A Day Can Hold”
Melissa Gabler singing a spontaneous song in worship
at Grace International Church
(Best enjoyed with headphones or earbuds)
http://martygabler.podomatic.com/entry/2015-05-11T22_38_33-07_00

Can the Church, after this many centuries of preaching and teaching and experiencing God still have mis-beliefs and mis-understandings about Him and His Word? We don’t want to say, “Amen,” but we can say, “Evidently.”  However, the good news is that as long as we are not stubbornly or fearfully determined to stop and camp out on a “someday” or “no way” or “never now”, God who is faithful intends to open our understanding of “Thy Kingdom come”.  Just like yeast spreading, our understanding should be continually increasing and more and more folks should be realizing that “THY KINGDOM COME” means more than heaven “someday”.  It means more than Thy Salvation come or Thy Religion come.  It means more than Thy Tradition come and even more than Thy Church come!  It might hit a holy nerve to realize that the Kingdom is more than the Church and that it actually encompasses the Church!  The Church can be a touchy subject with us Christians because the Church cradles our concepts of  Christianity.  “Churchianity” provides the platform for our worship and represents God to a community.  Churchianity usually defines our expectations upon God and His Word.  Even so, when we pray, “Thy Kingdom come”, it can rattle Churchianity and initiate changes.  In fact, we need to be aware that “Thy Kingdom come” is going to cause more radical rattles this year, both personally and corporately, because there are some NEW  NORMS in the making.
(This is the fourth excerpt from Kathy’s article “Thy Kingdom Come“ which was published in SEEC Magazine [Marty and Kathy’s ministry magazine]. More excerpts will be posted Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Previous excerpts may be read by scrolling down this page.)

“Advancing The Kingdom” — Kathy’s message from
the SEEC Kingdom Conference 2014.
Click link below to listen:
http://martygabler.podomatic.com/entry/2014-05-04T04_57_51-07_00