Next Sunday,(Sunday, November 1st), is a miraculous day.
An extra hour has been added to the day, not by God, but by government. 
I wonder how many times I have had a conversation with myself that
included words like, 'if I could live this day over' or' if I could take a
'mulligan' (a do-over in golf),1'd do this or that very differently, or maybe
just, 'there's not enough hours in a day'. Well, Sunday's your day, Sunday
you have 25 hours to live.
 It reminds me of Joshua 10 when Joshua in the midst of a battle
prayed for the Sun to stand still and the Moon to stop-and the Sun stood
still all day. I remind you that in Joshua's day it was because of the Word of
God-not the government!! I also remind you that it was to protect and
provide a victory for the people of God, not get in more fishing or golf.
 But the fact remains that YOU have an extra hour next Sunday, what
are you going to do with it. l'm offering you, or perhaps challenging you, to
pray about how God would have you spend your extra hour. lnvest it in
something that will draw you closer to God. Make it count. Take a
mulligan on something you 'missed' at some point in your past, make a call
to someone you have meant to call but haven't, or maybe drop them a
note, or maybe do both things and tie them all together with a prayer.
 Why is this so important? lt's an opportunity that comes once a year,
and you will pay for what you do by giving up an hour next Spring. How
many people have prayed for one more hour? lmagine standing before
God and thinking "God give me one more hour, there's something I need to
do before I go."
 Next Sunday it's not about spending an extra hour, it's about
investing an extra hour in Kingdom work. God heard and answered
Joshua's prayer and He will hear and answer your prayer. On Monday,
November 2nd, it's back to 24 hours a day, don't be caught thinking about
what you could have done, instead thank God that you had the chance to
do something special and did it.
  
                Prayers Blessings and Love,
                   Bro. Tom and Sister Sue