We are still in Beta.

I just finished watching The Prince of Egypt. It has got to be my favorite movie. I don’t watch it much but when I do. Wow. There sure is a lot you can learn from the story of Moses and his people. Or the story of the Egyptian slaves, or whatever you want to call the story.

-Following that one lost sheep might bring you a lot more than you expected.

-God uses the most unlikely people. Seriously, how old was Moses, And look at his history; he killed a man, he was a Hebrew that grew up a prince of his own people, so they hated him, he knew hardly anything of the Hebrew God. He only knew about the Egyptian Gods, he was a Shepard, he was the brother of the man he “fought”, he killed his own nephew (Pharaoh’s son).

-People might refuse help, because they don’t want you to fail them.

-Don’t over worry.

-No matter how long it takes for God to answer your prayers, he will.

-After something amazing happens, don’t shrug it off. Look where it got Pharaoh, because he shrugged off the amazing powers off God as nothing his Son died, and then he still shrugged it off and went after them again.

-Never underestimate a good staff (walking stick)

Friends are like walking sticks. Let me explain.

Say life is a mountain. Your purpose is to get to the top. You walk and you walk and you walk, but a lot of temptations arise, and you fall. You seem to make no progress. There are spider webs everywhere. You slip in the loose soil, you hurt your feet on the rocks, you lose your balance crossing a stream. You fall again and again. Soon you are exhausted and you are about to give up, but there! What is that? A walking stick! Yes it is. You pick it up and begin again. This time the walking stick is there in your hand. When you are in the loose soil, the stick digs in and holds you up. When you cross the rocks it takes most of the weight. When you cross the stream, it gives you support. You go farther, faster. It is there with you always. Yes you still fall at times, but not near as much. You might run into spider webs, but you can beat them back. You might find dark caves, but you can feel your way. No matter what comes your way, you have your trusty walking stick in your hand, supporting you all the way.