Stilt Walker

The father of Jessica Lee Walker is the Stilt Walker. He is a man that joined the circus and a friend to Benny.

The hat that Little Benny wore on his head was made by Jessica. It was made for Stilt Walker, but he gave it away to Little Benny. Little Benny would often complain that he dreamed about Jessica, but he never knew her name in real life or met her. It often made Stilt Walker nervous because he knew who Benny was dreaming about. Stilt would talk and get on another subject whenever Benny mentioned his dreams.

The Accuser

Is there an accuser in your life? I’m sure that there is. There is an accuser in Little Benny’s life. People wondered why he always stayed at home. Little Benny was a content kind of guy. He loved to study, and he had some hobbies. Most of his old friends thought they had no talents or purpose in life. They loved to smoke and drink and party. Those were the things that Little Benny use to do. They never forgot his past life. He saw that his friends were bringing him down, so he went back to his old ways. Little Benny went back to the things that was better for him. He knew he had a purpose because of God.

His neighbors would often peep out the windows at him. One neighbor thought, “I know that boy does something. Why come he ain’t dating like the other fellas. This boy ain’t normal.” When some people saw him with his Bible, they still judged him. They started using the Bible against him. You see, that’s why you can’t worry about folks. They will never be satisfied. Little Benny knew that God was using him.

There were other folks in the land just like him. Benny couldn’t find them. There was a girl named Jessica that lived near by that had an accuser too. She had a spiritual gift from God. Her accuser accused her of being a witch. However, she knew Christ Jesus went through the very same thing. Does your accuser believe in God just as they say they do? If they truly knew Christ, they would recognize the good from the bad. That's why we should let God guide us. We should try not to accuse anyone falsely. When it's hard to point out the problem, don't speak. Sometimes it’s hidden when you know it’s there. Wait on the Lord.

Satan is our accuser. (Rev. 12:10-11) And I heard a loud voice saying in heaven, Now is come salvation, and strength, and the kingdom of our God, and the power of his Christ: for the accuser of our brethren is cast down, which accused them before our God day and night. (11) And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto the death.

Try to get along folks. Satan loves confusion. Remember this message when there is uproar.

3/28/09

Gail Nobles