​You’ve always captivated me. From the beginning you were there O’ Lord. I always think on you and the astonishing things you’ve revealed to your people. You’ve shown us how to walk by faith and in love. You’ve shown us how to be complete in you. How do we render the glory due to your name? How do I get to your heart? So many people have desires to see your works. They want to see miracles, signs, and wonders. They want to see healings and deliverances, but what happens when they’ve seen what you can do? I love the works you do in people, Lord. I love seeing people healed, delivered, and set free, but beyond seeing what you can do, I want to see you! How do I get to the heart of your people so that they chase after you without looking back. You change lives forever. You paid so much price as an ambassador from Heaven to show us how much we were worth with your blood. We’ve seen the works of your hands and how you’ve created the Heavens and the Earth. There’s so many things you’ve done, some may call them small but to do it for a wretch like me, it’s all considered a big thing. I’m surrounded by things you’ve created, things you’ve done. It’s more than a work. The best part…the greatest part is you.  You said seek the Kingdom of God and I recognize that it’s a reward but you are my exceedingly great reward. It’s you I desire. I want to go to a place where you’re glorified completely in me. Complete unity is what I desire, and it’s required. Lord, Here I am. Show me how I may get to a place beyond the work, your feet, to your face, to your Glory!
​-A God Chaser

​Who do they say you are?
Mark 8:27-29
Jesus was walking with His disciples and He asked, whom do men say that I am? And they answered and said some say Elias and others one of the prophets. He questioned His disciples about what His reputation may be among the people. Though some people spoke of Him as a prophet most people recognized Him as a true man of God. This is important. They were a little reluctant to put Him on a pedestal as being the Son of God because it needed to be revealed to many of the people. However, it was a fact that He was a man of good works.  For the people in the towns that Jesus visited thought very highly of him knowing Him as a healer and a way maker. Those who walked with Him daily, His disciples thought even more highly of Him. Can you r friends say the same about you? Do you act the same at work as you do at home, at church, and among family and friends? Faith without works is dead. Are your words being confirmed with actions following? The word says John the Baptist was greatest because He paved the way even before the works were done, where Christ came working signs, miracles, and wonders. Now that Jesus is risen, His people should have the same reputation and being strengthened day by day growing from faith to faith, glory to glory, abounding in purified love and building the members of the body unifying as one in the Spirit.