Ronnie Hyde

Exodus 15:2 The Lord is my strength and song, and He is become my salvation:  He is my God, and I will prepare him a habitation; my father's God, and I will exalt him.

This verse caught my attention because of the difference he states between the one speaking, i.e., the son; and the father. In the case of David and Solomon it was the son?s job to build a house for God, not the Father?s. In the case of God the Father, and God the Son, it was the son who said: ?I go to prepare a place for you?. Maybe there is a spiritual principle here that can be explored deeper.

Using Bing, I did a search for the estimated date of Jesus's birth. I would have been content with the year - which they said was  3 BC. But it gave me a month and day as well. Surprisingly they said it was on September 11.  I am not sure what if any message we should get from that, but it caused me to do some thinking.

I have heard several suggest that we should strive to have a church like they had in the book of Acts. My question is: how we get to what God has for our future by if we are trying to recreate our past?