Exodus
15:23 -Then they came to Marah, but they could
not drink its waters because they were bitter; therefore it was named Marah
(bitter).”
It is downright
disgraceful how corruption, greed and avarice run so rampant among those who
have been trusted in leadership positions.
The talk of the nation buzzes around the needs of our citizens in Flint,
Michigan and surrounding towns for clean water.
Due to negligence, fraud and unbridled corruption, innocent men, women
and especially children are suffering from the ravages of poisoned water.
As guardians of the land that God created it is our responsibility
to not only protect our waterways but to keep them clean for future generations. Those in charge of waste water collection, treatment,
water quality analysis and clean water distribution are especially important because
of the many water-borne diseases and chemical contaminates associated with ‘dirty’
water.
During their wilderness journey when the children of Israel encountered
a spring of water that contained ‘bitter’ undrinkable water, they complained and
God instructed Moses what to do to remedy the situation. The people in Flint, Michigan are crying out
and God is instructing the nation of what to do. Several water collections campaigns
are in full swing now; with truckloads of bottled water headed to Flint. Find a place to donate and show the devil
that what he tried to do for evil through the corrupt actions of unscrupulous
leaders will be thwarted by the generous, caring nature of believers.
Every
day is a good day it is up to us to make it a GREAT power-filled day. Be
blessed! Dr. JoAnn
No comments:
Post a Comment