If you follow me on Twitter, you have seen me tweet or retweet something about the Home Foundation’s 31 Days Of Freedom campaign. What a huge success! We accomplished what we set out to, which was to use social networking to bring awareness and education to the reality that slavery still exists; not just around the world, but across the street. Thanks to the following, we reached nearly 1 million people. So I wanted to give a shout-out to all of my artist and author friends who are living out their own Love revolution.

Thank you to the following for tweeting for 31 Days Of Freedom:
Max Lucado
Mandisa
TobyMac
Nancy Alcorn
Brandon Heath
Matthew West
Mac Powell
Pete Wilson
Mark Hall
Mercy Me
Meredith Andrews
Michael Hyatt
10th Avenue North
Mike’s Chair
Sheila Walsh
Taylor York of Paramore
Philip Larue
Audrey Assad
Matt Maher
Bebo Norman
Fireflight
Christine Caine
Jack Mooring from Leeland
Bethany Dillon
Wynonna
Michael W Smith
Louie Giglio
Britt Nicole
Phil Wickham
Francesca Battistelli
Johnny Diaz
Hawk Nelson

May we all strive to live out love and walk out justice beyond just 31 Days. May it be our lifestyle.

“Let justice flow like a river and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream.” Amos 5:24

We are the Love revolution.

Natalie

I went shopping today. So theraputic. and I had some wonderful company along with me which made the day that much sweeter. Two of our dear friends from england are staying with us. Charlotte is speaking at the Mercy Ministries 25th Anniversary Conference this weekend, and her husband and kids came along. They are from Abundant Life Church in Bradford, England. check them out.

I met Charlottle at a conference i did in Los Angeles about 3 years ago. We hit it off brilliantly and became fast friends. It was a total God thing. Bernie and I have now been to their church and it changed our lives. Talk about examples of servanthood. They are relevant yet still totally true to the gospel. She’s the kind of friend who speaks truth into your life but isn’t overbearing. She can be fun and silly, yet never shallow. we all need a friend like that in our lives.

The truth is, I’m not good at having a lot of friends. sure, I’m outgoing and bubbly and seemingly a “people-person”. But the truth is that I’m actually quite a loner. Maybe it’s having to be “on” all the time, I don’t know, but I have few close friends. but those I have I cherish deeply.
Do you have that kind of friend? Do you have many friends or just a few close ones? Just curious.

As for me, I’m off to have a spot of tea, as my british friend would say.

xo,

natalie