In revelations, elations, excitations, and edification to One and ALL “Alpha/Omega Lord of Lords, King of Kings and God of Gods” with reproof that he has arisen in the Bread of Life and that none have listened to his words, neither sought his counsel nor have followed his ways. Ezekiel 33-37, Rev. 10 “Thou Art Being Weighted In Thy Balance”: Seven words of thunder.

Blessings of the Ages, Noe the hour and day. Eel: ???: Everlasting O’EVErlasting™, Psalms 29©

Blessings of the Ages, all is well in Love and Peace: Noe the hour and day. Eel: ???: Everlasting O’EVErlasting™, Psalms 29©

Lift-up Thy CUP thy VOice and dew visit read and teach all ye nations: Bowl ye heavens and rain down righteousness.

I AM that I AM, the Ancient of Days.

I’m considering the impact of this moment on my life right now, so it would be a bad thing for me to share some of my answers, as they aren’t fully formed. And, furthermore, it is very true that some of those answers remain personal and private between myself and God.

Having said that, I want to share two things:

1. I’ve also read Shane Claiborne’s book, and I’m not certain where I stand on what he has to say. I do think that he gives a good critique on the current state of the church, but I’m not sure that I can agree with the idea of social justice. Suffice it to say that I would rather see God’s justice done far more than simple social justice. And, yes, God’s justice includes a significant amount of social justice…maybe I should turn this into a blog post of it’s own…

2. I’m heavily involved in several Missions and soup kitchens in DeKalb County. I’m also involved in several other volunteer projects that help people in need obtain clothing, childcare, medical assistance, and a plethora of other things. All of this is done with the attitude that it is something Christ encouraged us to do. These are hands-on opportunities, where everyone involved is directly in contact with people in need. One of the primary, driving forces behind each of these projects is building relationships with people and sharing Christ’s love. Some of them have financial needs, some emotional, and many have spiritual needs. Dustin, and anyone else out there, if you are serious about feeding the hungry and clothing the naked and caring for the sick (for starters) I would encourage you to get involved in some of these organizations. Put some action behind your belief. And if you need info on where to go, let me know (jeremiah@jeremiahotis.com) and I’ll be super happy to get you in touch with whomever you need to talk to in order to get started.

Frankly, I know of more than 100 opportunities in Auburn alone, not to mention Garrett and the rest of DeKalb county!

as christians, our love of people should be greater than the love for ourselves, and therefore we should (if we’re doing it right) always want to do things that take away from us and give to others. its not a successful lifestyle, in any way, but it SURE IS FULFILLING. also, the bible says that God will bless you for it, so dont worry that you aren’t going to get anywhere in life. if He takes care of the least of the sparrows, he will take care of His selfless followers.

i wonder, though, jeremiah, and i’m sure you do as well, would you have taken the bill if it wasn’t your friend? or what if it wasnt your meal?

[forgive me if i overstep my bounds as this is just a comment, but follow me here..]

didn’t jesus say to feed the hungry? to clothe the naked? care for the sick? of course he did! .. but how many have YOU fed? how many have YOU clothed? how many have died in YOUR arms?

this is something that we can only answer for ourselves. and dont tell people your answers, just remember: this is what jesus commanded.
i will say that I HAVE NOT FED THEM. i haven’t even MET a homeless person. but i will, rest assured. in fact, i am rearranging my life right now. i realized last week that i am not doing what i was called to do and i am starting now.

what are you called to do?
what are you doing about it?