A MESSAGE THAT IS BURNING IN MY HEART ABOUT THE HYATT INSTITUTE

Here is a truth that has been burning in my heart for the last 24 hours that I must share with you. This is the perfect time in God’s plan for the launch of the Hyatt Institute, an online Bible and ministry training site that is geared for an international audience. Consider the following.

Galatians 4:4 says, But when the fullness of the time had come, God sent forth His Son . . .. This phrase means that Jesus's birth occurred at the perfect, divinely appointed moment in history. It was when the time was ripe, when all things were prepared according to God's plan. 

For the first time there was a universal language for communication and a universal infrastructure for travel. The Romans had conquered the world militarily and put in place an infrastructure of roads, shipping lanes and a common law for all, making travel relatively easy. The Greeks had conquered the world linguistically and culturally so that anywhere one went in the Greco-Roman world you would find people of all races and ethnicities who spoke Greek. It was the perfect time for a new message to be propagated to the world.

There is a similar truth today that is directly related to the upcoming launch of the Hyatt Institute. The internet has connected people of every tribe and tongue. English is a universal language. Although not everyone speaks English, you can go anywhere in the world and find people who speak English. Just recently I talked with a pastor from Beijing who spoke very fluent English.

So, as we are putting the final touches on the Hyatt Institute for launching in early fall, there is a deep stirring in my heart that this is God’s time for this online Bible and ministry training site. I believe it will play a part in fulfilling the Great Commission of Matthew 28:18-20 where Jesus said, Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations . . ..

Thank you for your prayers and support for this strategic and timely endeavor.

For more information, contact Eddie Hyatt at dreddiehyatt@gmail.com or Rhonda Klug at rhondaklug@hotmail.com.