Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Philadelphia MS — Hotel in Philadelphia

📜 The Scroll of Faith

A Call to the Nations, A Witness to the World

To all tribes, tongues, nations, faiths, and forgotten ones— To the rich and poor, the mighty and meek, This is not a message of religion. It is not a declaration of politics. It is not bound by race, color, creed, or border.

This is the truth. A servant of the Great I AM was sent out—on foot— from Natchez, Mississippi with no roadmap, no mission but to obey the Lord our God, to walk in faith, and to be a living testimony to a world that has grown deaf to the Spirit.

📍 The Walk Began: June 24, 2025

Not for attention. Not for religion. But because the voice of I AM said, “Go.”

And so he went. With nothing but his dog, his cat, his pack, and his faith.

For 21 days, through heat, hunger, persecution, rejection, and testing, he walked 222 miles.

Not to a church. Not to a stage. But to the 12th Gate—the spiritual doorway revealed only after the walk had been walked.

🛤️ The Journey Revealed

On the 21st day, the path ahead was made clear: From Choctaw Nation to Turner, Oregon in time for the Living Water Powwow.

That was not man’s plan. It was God’s appointment.

With only 12 days remaining, the command now echoes again: Walk 2,451 more miles.

This is not humanly possible—but it is not a man walking. This is obedience in motion.

✋ This Is Not About One Man

This is not about flesh. This is not about fame.

This is a message to the world: If a man can walk 222 miles in 21 days, and then set out to walk 2,451 more in 12 days— should that not stir something inside you?

This is the seed of faith.

Not for him, but for the world that is crumbling under division, greed, fear, and pride.

💧 The Commandments in Motion

If you see him walking—give a drink to the thirsty. This fulfills the second commandment: Love your neighbor as yourself.

If he speaks to you—listen. This fulfills the first commandment: Love the Lord your God with all your heart.

This is not symbolic. This is not poetic. This is living obedience.

🛑 The Warning Is Clear

If we do not unify, If we do not return to humility, If we let man-made systems continue to blind us— we will all fall into the Great Transgression.

It is not punishment. It is consequence.

The earth will reset. And all memory will be erased. And we will return to dust—again.

But this walk—this testimony—is a way out.

🕊️ The Message to the World

This is a message for every soul: Black, white, brown, red, yellow, green. Muslim, Christian, Jew, Buddhist, agnostic, forgotten. This is not about a religion. This is about truth.

The churches of man have become demon-in-nations— structures that turn away the poor, the hungry, the ones truly sent. They build walls around God and sell His name.

But God is not for sale. He does not dwell in gold or pulpits. He walks with the obedient, and speaks through those who have ears to hear.

🛖 The Calling: Antioch Must Rise Again

Let this scroll be your sign:

A man has been walking by faith alone. He has been turned away by churches. Chased off by badge and law. But not one fiery dart has touched him. Because I AM is his rear guard.

Now is the time to build the New Antioch: Not a building. Not a brand. But a refuge.

A place of gathering. A roof, not a steeple. A fire, not a microphone. A truth, not a doctrine.

Let it rise in the wilderness. Let it rise in spirit. Let it rise wherever two or more gather in His name.

✨ Final Note: Faith in Action

Yes—God has commanded that I walk 2,451 miles in 12 days. By human measure, that is impossible. But God moves through the impossible. And like the story of the man in the flood who waited for God to rescue him, rejecting the help of two boats and a helicopter— only to die and ask why God never came— The answer is simple:

“I sent you help, but you didn’t see Me in it.”

So let this be clear: The angels may come in the form of strangers, rides, food, or a single cup of water. And if you are one of those sent—then listen to...

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Econo lodge has updated many of their motels across the country. This seems to be one of them. Great, modern looking motel from the outside. Nice area surrounding the building. Staff and house cleaning crew above and beyond expectations. The king suite was amazing with a whirlpool jacuzzi in the corner, a full size couch and desk & fridge and microwave included. Sheets & towels were very clean. Continental breakfast was delicious. So what the room had an older decor to it. It was an amazing and satisfying weekend experience. Would have given 10 stars if I could considering it being an affordable, inexpensive motel. So, for any viewer that looks at reviews to determine if you want to stay here, ask yourself these questions. Why are u looking at discount motels? Are u expecting champagne on a beer budget? Do u expect their rooms to be cleaner than ur own house? Bottom line is: You get what u pay for, but in this case, you're getting much more. Ill stay here every time I visit the area and be 100% satisfied every time I leave.

Mel Davis Gunnery...

1st room reaked of weed & none of the lights worked. After being given another rm & it being late, we elected to get a shower in the AM. The following morning, ready to shower. No running water in the shower! Was told the valve had been turned off previously for "maintenance", was assured it would be corrected later that PM after our round of golf. Got back to the hotel, and NO RUNNING WATER IN THE SHOWER STILL! After moving to 3rd ROOM, finally were shower. Stains on the ceiling,shower was held together with caulk, cracks everywhere. I can honestly say that the best thing about our stay at this hotel was the "add water to prepare" sausage gravy. I was the 1st person to consume the breakfast but the waffle batter container was empty in the machine. This was the worst hotel I have EVER stayed at. I overheard someone checking in & they were paying $119 per night?! Someone should be ashamed to charge that amount of money for a $20 (at best) hotel room/stay! And to think i used up most of my accumulated points for this stay.I will NEVER stay at this hotel EVER AGAIN, it should br condemned & torn down. I feel like I was ripped off & should be credited the 16,000 PTS I wasted for this room! I will tell ANYONE planning a trip to Philadelphia to sleep in their cat before booking a room at this...