It shouldn't surprise us to hear the words, "it is done," in the last book of the Bible. After all, Heaven and earth are new, the former having passed away. God is now dwelling among men - no more pain or death and sin is defeated forever, never to place a wedge between the Creator and his creation. Yes, the judgment is passed, the work is done and our dwelling is more beautiful than anyone has ever seen. I don't know about you, but I can hardly wait!

Today is the last day of the series "Pray through the Word in 365 Days." We've viewed prayer from Genesis to Revelation. We've discussed every major character in Scripture and viewed prayer through their life. Today marks the day the devotional work for 2005 is finished. But have you ever heard the saying, "It may be finished, but its not over"? That aptly applies in this case.

Many of you pray for me daily and I want to tell you how much I appreciate it. As I work in a job just like many of you, I also serve as webmaster of Prayertower website and webservant of its ministry. After writing hundreds of devotionals and praying and counseling with friends all around the world, I can safely say, "It is done!" Paul may have finished his race, but my race is still working. I choose not to die until I'm dead.

Many of you have asked if Prayertower will continue in 2006. The answer is "Yes," as long as God gives me grace and until Omega calls me home. My prayer for you today, is that God will richly bless you as you trust in Him. May we see our blessed Lord do a mighty work in us this coming year that not only amazes the world but draws us closer to his side. Amen and Amen.

1. Pray Through the Word - 365 devotionals on the subject of prayer by James R. Green (Rev 21)
2. Scripture comes from the Holy Bible, New International Version; (c)1978 by New York International Bible Society

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