Monday, October 15, 2007
Prayer for Tom and Di Hallas
This week let us pray for Tom and Di Hallas. Tom, who is the YWAM director for Asia Pacific has been asked to take on more responsibility in YWAM and join what is called Team 3 with John Dawson, Iain Muir, and Lynn Green. This may mean more traveling and Tom has health issues. Also, pray for Di as she will be traveling quite a bit more this coming year with Tom to speak in places such as Pakistan, Thailand, and Bangahladesh about exposing the myths that says one sex is more valuable, more viable, more powerful and smarter than the other.
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In prayer for Tom and Di:
I see a tent in the desert, a camel and a King. The King is standing beside the tent waiting for movement on the sand far away. The crystals of the sand begin to blow, lifting up into the sky. There is a rider far away. As the rider approaches, the sand crystals continue to rise into the sky of red. They begin to form a picture. The rider continues his journey closer to the tent. (Note: this journey is toward the tent, not away from the tent) the sky-picture begins to take shape. The face of Jesus appears, looking down toward the tent. The rider arrives, climbs off the camel ever so cautiously; for the rider is holding a jar in his hands. The King approaches the departed rider. They see one another for the first time; and yet they know one another well. In the past the rider had seen the face of the King many times. He knew they would meet one day. The King receive the jar, removes the cover; pours the contents upon the heard of the rider. The sky-picture turns into a map. The rider sees the map; mounts the camel and rides off, this time away from the tent. The rider will return frequently to receive the anointing from the King, words never spoken though message understood. The content in the jar is a golden liquid filled with Wisdom. The sky-map is a picture not of land but of people groups. There are many tents of many shapes and sizes. Suddenly out of the tent where the King is standing comes many, many children; all filled with joy. They love being with the King. The King begins to laugh uncontrollably. The children take wing, fly to the sky and join the rider. The King continues to laugh.
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