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Thank you for this Sylvia:
I heard things about pools in the desert. Water is so special in the word. Jesus is the living water. The lake is so beautiful (and your sunrises!). I was looking at isaiah 35.
You have this lovely lake but the people and the land are so dry but God will put pools in the desert places - his living water into the hearts of the people. He will bring life where there is no life. For the knowledge of the glory of the Lord will cover the earth as the waters the sea. The lake is a glimpse of the covering. Is it coming..like your sunrise. The king is coming.

and this is great, thanks Andrew:
I pray that your obedience will truly shatter the darkness over Boksburg, that once again people will behold the beauty of the Son. Be encouraged: John G. Lake & William Bramen prophesied the "next great outpouring of the Holy Spirit would spring from Boksburg!". Lord let your glory fall!

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