Hello, thank you so much for joining me today for Give Him 15.

Holy Spirit gave my friend Chuck Pierce a very important prophetic word this past weekend.

It refers to a seven-day window and assignment running from this past Monday through this upcoming Sunday,

November 6th, 10 through 16. In this week-long window, the Lord is asking us to release praise to

him three times a day on behalf of our nation. The seven days have obviously already begun, but you can still

participate. Please do so, perhaps even adding a few days so that you also do a total of seven.

God will certainly honor that. You can find Chuck's prophetic word in my explanation in

Wednesday's post. If you haven't read it, you should to really understand what God is saying.

Today I want to talk again about why we praise the Lord, which I did yesterday. Why would God ask for this? Our title is,

the invitation. God loves being with us. Consider the following invitation. Behold, I stand at the door and knock.

If any man hears my voice and opens the door,

I'll come into him and we'll sup with him and he with me.

Revelation 320.

The Almighty, the Creator, the everlasting God of heaven and earth,

wants some time with us.

Do you, like me, find it interesting that he knocks on the door?

I suppose God could simply knock it down or just walk through it. But that would

be an intrusion. God doesn't intrude into our space. He wants to be invited in. Like anyone, he wants to be celebrated, not tolerated. Two, hidden meanings in this

verse reveal far deeper insights, excuse me, far more deeper insights that can be seen through

a casual reading. The word sup in this verse, open the door,

I'll come in and sup with him. It's not a generic word for eating. This is the word in biblical

times for the main evening meal. The Jewish new day began in the evening at sunset. So at this evening meal,

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