Friday night Jesus, The Prince-of-Peace and Savior of this World ushered in the Olympic Games; “with open arms Christ-the-Redeemer welcomed 2016’s Olympiads to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.”[1] The WSJ Weekend Edition honored Christianity with a front page pic of “The Light of the World.” The Holy Spirit invites people into what Would, Could and Should be a spectacular event. Ask yourselves how impartial our world has become; recognize God’s Assessment-of-Truth?

International-Prayer and Alms-Giving would help this World recognize the Power-of-Salvation. Since the beginning of time, Conflicting views of Competition and Conversion have stymied every Societies resolution for Peace. God sent instructions labeled them Good, Bad and Ugly (Choice); but people insulted Him by doing their own thing. In this Year-of-Mercy let’s remember those who struggle to feed Children, spread Gospel and Live-at-Peace.

“Like our ancestors, we have sinned. We have done wrong! We have acted wickedly! Our ancestors in Egypt were not impressed by the Lord’s miraculous deeds. They soon forgot his many acts of kindness to them. Instead, they rebelled against him at the Red Sea. Even so, he saved them— to defend the honor of his name and to demonstrate his mighty power.

He commanded the Red Sea to dry up. He led Israel across the sea as if it were a desert. So he rescued them from their enemies and redeemed them from their foes. Then the water returned and covered their enemies; not one of them survived. Then his people believed his promises. Then they sang his praise.” (Psalm 106:6-12 NLT)

Local and International principalities scuffle every day with Naysayers; folks who just don’t Give-a-Hoot about what’s really Going-On. Behind closed doors Souls are being lost; in close quarters the Evil-One attacks; openly Children starve and need shelter. Join together this instant in Solemn-Appeal, ask God’s-People to unite in Acts-of-Kindness.

[1] Robinson J., “After Struggle Rio Greets Olympics with Open Arms.” Wall Street Journal [New York, NY] 08 6-7 2012, Morning A-16. Print.