With all of the information we've gathered from RD, we have become empowered to help humanity.

I used to believe that the importance of the message required that I spread it to everyone I could. However, we are not a cult. We don't want to gather publicly anywhere at this time, for our safety. We're not going to be able to save the masses. There are many too arrogant or too fearful to accept what we have learned. We know lots of truth but what do we do individually to make a difference?

You must remember who is in control. The real power is not in the hands of the Consortium, though they believe it to be. It is not in the hands of politicians either. God is the ultimate authority here, there, and everywhere, and He sees EVERYTHING.

I am reminded of Jesus telling His fearful disciples to look at the birds in Matthew 6:26. "Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they?"

God will provide the way forward. You just have to be willing to hear His urging when the time is right to do what you know you can do to help humanity. It may be that you can have a conversation with someone that inspires them toward answering the beacon. It may be that you will provide a safe haven for someone necessary to our cause. You may raise a child who becomes indespensible to humanity's ultimate freedom. You may plant a garden and teach others to plant, saving thousands. Who knows what situation you will be faced with and be able to make a difference? God knows!

Understand this. When David defeated Goliath, he had NOTHING but a rock and a slingshot. Goliath had might, power, technology, experience in battle, an army, confidence, and great weapons. But David had one more element that tipped the scales completely in his favor. God was on his side. God used this 15 year old boy to conquer a mighty warrior, and that bully was dead in a moment, mid-laugh. That's how God works through us. It may be your hands, but God's power is the greatest of all. If He chooses to work through you, you will know what to do, and when to do it.

I have had moments in my life when I became capable of extraordinary things, that later upon reflection, I couldn't believe I did it. But it wasn't me alone. God was with me.

Once, my child was hit upside the head with a golf club right over his ear from a backswing. I heard the scream, grabbed my purse and a towel and ran to him as blood was spurting out like a sieve. I prayed silently, asking God's help. Rather than freak out, I became totally calm, like a drill sergeant leading troops, barking orders rationally during a battle.

I wrapped his head and made the kid who hit him hold pressure to the wound. This helped my son survive, but also calmed the bully who now felt relieved that he could make it up in some way. I gathered up all the screaming kids into my van and raced to the nearest emergency room, all the while soothing the children who were hysterical, comforting my son, encouraging the child who put pressure on the wound, and defensive driving as quickly as I dared go.

By the time I reached the hospital, the children were calm and followed me like little ducklings, obeying without crying anymore. I carried my son with the blood soaked bath towel around his head into the hospital and was taken back immediately. They didn't even know our names. I held my son down while they put him in a velcro papoose board, so he wouldn't struggle or move his body or head. I distracted him while the doctor sewed and cauterized the wound, explaining everything as I knew my son needed to remain calm. I gave the nurses names and numbers to call, to get others to come take the children I had with me and notify my husband.

When it was all over and I returned home with my son, covered in his blood, I put him to bed, then went to shower. It was only then that I let go and sobbed, shaking with fear and grief and relief all at once. I was me again, not super-me who showed up when needed. Regular me faints easily at the sight of blood and cries. She would have freaked out. But God stepped in and my son was saved.

I see us at this very moment in a catastrophic situation. It would be easy to freak out, give up, get depressed and think there is nothing we can do. The enemies are too powerful. The odds are stacked against us.

But God loves an underdog. He hates arrogance and evil. He uplifts the humble, pentinent, trusting, children of faith every time. We will win because He made promises that He will keep.

Even if you don't trust yourself to know what to do or say, prepare yourself for many alternatives. That way, when presented with an opportunity, you will say or do what needs to be said or done at the exact moment it will matter most. And you can make all the difference.

I don't ask God to just deliver us. I ask to help His will be done, because He knows everything that is going on. He's testing the Consortium aliens as well as us. And soon, all things will be resolved. Be ready to stand up for humanity and you will make a difference. I know it!