October 29, 2012

Hey Look! A Hurricane!

As you can see below there is a hurricane coming towards Washington D.C.  David's Tent DC is well-prepared for the oncoming storm.  The local church has taken on more than just the role of a spiritual shelter; it is literally providing us with the physical haven from the storm. While waiting this out, we are worshiping and praising the God who makes storms and calms them, and in the meantime are well-prepared for almost any conceivable outcome of this tempest, stocked with both food and water. 

There's no doubt in my mind that through it all, God will keep His promises and keep us all safe and sound. See you on the other side.


[Image of 5-day forecast and coastal areas under a warning or a watch]

October 23, 2012

As the Days Fly Away

My plane ticket said Washington DC, and on September 20th, I boarded the plane. It’s 28 days later, and my stay in DC is nearing its end. Of course, it wouldn’t be life unless each day brought with it new thrills and excitement. Usually, it starts at noon to the sound of something breaking and ends after 1 o’clock in the morning with me trying (and/or failing) to fix it. In the course of this day, I do a little exercise, some reading, or maybe edit a new video. This goes on until around five in the afternoon when I head to the Ellipse of the White House to set up for the evening: worshiping our Creator and streaming it onto live webcast on www.davidstentdc.org from 7 pm to 9 pm EST. Then, after this webcast, I begin my nighttime shift from 7 PM to 1 AM as my associates and I worship Jesus through the night. By the end, we are all droopy-eyed and ready to crawl in bed so that we can start the glorious cycle over again.
Life is insane, but He always provides the grace I need to get through each day.

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Until next time,
Zak Robertson