Yesterday was eventful. I woke up at 6:10am (a rarity for me) to be at E-group by 7. Somehow I made it all the way there without coffee (my old roomies took the coffee pot with them when they left and I didn't have time to stop at Starbucks - bummer).

E-group was fun. It mainly consisted of us discussing the Feasts of the Lord as it relates to their fulfillment by Christ at the end of this age. I think majority of the time we spent "discussing" our holidays and how they are not biblical. We talked about how we would provoke the Jews to jealousy by beginning to celebrate the Feasts (not out of duty, but out of heart revelation). This is something I've wanted to do anyway and now that I know there's an extra added bonus of hopefully causing the Jews to seek God, I am all for it! We are privileged to have a Messianic Jew in our egroup, so that gives us a little bit of insider info, if you know what I mean.

The day in the prayer room was good. My prayer room team is meditating on Song of Solomon right now. We had one of the best debriefs yet and God kissed us with a little bit of revelation. He is so good!

On Wednesdays, my old roomie, Ashley, cooks dinner for anyone in the IHOP community who wants to come. Before dinner I got to connect with a new friend who is so interesting. She was in my Intro to IHOP class, and we haven't hung out a lot, but she has given me some amazing prophetic words and powerful prayers. Well, it happened again last night, and she really read my mail, so to speak. She really ministered to my heart in an area that really needs it right now and the Lord was all over it.

Lately we've been sharing testimonies after dinner and we jokingly call it "youth group" since it kinda has that feel. It's good though. Last night 2 girls shared, one of them being the friend who prayed for me earlier. She has one of the most amazing stories I've ever heard. The Lord has specifically chosen her as a prophet (and I do not say that lightly) and then brought her to Atlanta, from Long Island, NY, of all places (that HAD to be the Lord)! Believe me, if you heard her story, you would agree. Now I am provoked. I want the Lord to talk to me and move in my life like He did for her. But, maybe He already does, and I am not listening, or am unaware.

Help, God, I want to hear you!