In “While it is Yet Today” S5 / E62 of I Took a Right Turn: Speaking of the weather in the weather in the Promised Land we wonder why two weeks ago it was catastrophic “HEAT DOME!!!!” and this week it's hotter than it was then and it's just summer weather. We give praise for Rosalie's continued recovery. We also remind people they can send their prayer requests to us through our website. The musical portion of this podcast begins with an old song that speaks of praising God during trials without ever saying those words, We Bring the Sacrifice of Praise. Then comes another old song that we learned from two steadfast believers from the Hills of Missouri, It's a New Wine. Next, is a song that we pray everyone who ever listens to this podcast can one day sing in truth, I've Been Redeemed. Finally, we share another of our homegrown songs, one that relates to the sorrow we would feel if we missed our chance: The Nashville Gospel.

Looking into God's Holy Word we turn to Hebrews 3:12-14 and see that God is always calling us today for everyday is today. We look at its implications and ask everyone to consider how this relates to their own life.

After this, we move on to our newest segment of the Podcast, “A Miracle Moment.” This week, we share about Rosalie's healing which is happening swiftly day-by-day.

We want to invite everyone to send us your miracle stories. Everyone who does will receive one of Robert's books. We're very excited about this new segment because we feel God has guided us into this expansion of the Podcast Ministry. Just go to itookarightturn.com and click on Contact and use the message system to submit.

Then Robert reads another poem from his second book of poetry, Floating Through Time, “Can't Get it Back.” Each episode this season includes a poem from this book.

The text of the readings from Robert's book is posted the day after the release of each episode at www.itookarighturn.com All of Robert's more than forty books are available in paperback, Kindle, and Audible through Amazon. As we have mentioned, Robert has begun releasing studio versions of his many songs. His first release, “Who Writes the Review” is now live on all streaming platforms. This link will lead you to iTunes, live on iTunes