JUAN O SAVIN- RON PARTAIN, JIM WILLIE, Round Table- NINO 3 17 2023

What is a Near Death Experience? Have you have this happen to you? And listening to this Round Table gets to the ROOT of the ISSUE. WE HAVE BEEN CONNED FOR 100+ YEARS. Everything is going to become crucial and front and center.. are we still aware of this crisis? Is it personal enough? Does the Social Media insulate us? How about if your Bank account got closed suddenly? Would that get your attention?
We are living in a Dystopian NIGHTMARE. The conmen have got you living so WELL that it won't matter until it is in your living room. This is control by the DEVIL. And as we have gone down hill.. it was not even noticed. What are you going to do? It is what is right in front of you.. the right thing.. prepare. DO NOT COMPLY. GOD OVER GOVERNMENT. IT is always DARKEST RIGHT BEFORE THE DAWN. PRAY.

May God be gracious to us and bless us and make His face to shine upon us. . .Let the peoples praise Thee, O God; let all the peoples praise Thee. Psalm 67: 1, 3

We’ve all experienced sunlight on us. We’ve probably all had the experience of being cold and then being warmed by the light of the sun. If you haven’t seen a sunrise or a sunset in a while, I encourage you to take time and see one of each. While the sunsets, in my opinion, are more beautiful than the sunrises, there is something about seeing the first speck of pre-dawn light, which occurs well before the sunrise. The sunrise is the climax of something that lasts almost an hour. And as you watch the transformation from dark to dawn, the anticipation for the light to break through becomes more and more intense, until it happens.

There is a saying that “it is always darkest before the dawn.” On face value, this doesn’t make any sense. It is just as dark from the time the last light fades away until the first specks of light appear, which could be many hours. At the end of the day, however, we welcome the darkness because it signals our time for rest and respite from the long day. We are almost relieved for the darkness. When we rise and are ready to take on a new day, we can’t wait for the dawn and the light, which is why it seems darker before dawn than just after dusk.

There are many people in all nations that feel that sense of darkness before the dawn. They yearn for a better life. That might mean they yearn for material things, like food and water, or shelter and clothing. It might mean that they yearn for something emotional, like love and belonging. And it might mean that they yearn for something spiritual, like a light to fill their inner darkness, a hope to fill their inner sorrow, a fullness to complete their empty spaces. Everyone recognizes the need for material basics, like food and water. When we don’t eat or drink for a few hours, we are reminded of this need. Most people recognize a need for love and belonging. It is perhaps not a daily need, but everyone needs an emotional lift at least occasionally.

What people don’t realize is the need for spiritual fulfillment. People think they can fill darkness with material gain, or emptiness with an emotional lift. The truth of the matter is that there are certain things that can only be filled with God. Just like we can sit all day and all night under the lights of a room, but no artificial light can compare to the light of the sun. We can work all day at a job that will bring material benefit, and we can spend each night with friends that will bring us an emotional lift. But no job and no friends can compare to the light of Christ, which always shines in our dark spaces.