God’s Faithfulness on My Road Trip
a testimony of God’s faithfulness as I took a two-week road trip. I want to give Him praise and share what He has done and how He blessed me on my road trip.
a testimony of God’s faithfulness as I took a two-week road trip. I want to give Him praise and share what He has done and how He blessed me on my road trip.
Yes, my biological aunt wanted me to be aborted, but my birth mother chose life. God was faithful to my birth mother’s prayers: I was raised in a Christian home
We’ve all seen buildings dedicated to special people—some who were rich and donated money towards the original construction, some who had contributed in other ways, and some who had died. The custom for this last category is to use the word, “memorial,”
…as people with raised eyebrows and furrowed foreheads shake their heads in disbelief, know that you’re weird in a good way.
Our friend Chuck Tryon is a missionary, along with his wife Sue, serving with Operation Mobilization. Although Chuck is a computer whiz who keeps OM’s computer systems up to date and running, he is also a sculptor who uses his art to open the door to share Christ with people. Chuck did this sculpture recently…
Nightmarish thoughts of having to copy and paste every article on the site and start from scratch in building three years worth of posts all over again started playing in my mind.
Often people start out by serving in their church, by going on a short term missions project, or by working at a summer job in which they have opportunities to minister to people. Over time, they find that God is transitioning them out of what they used to do and is leading them into ministry as a career.
Finally Austin could stand it no longer. He turned to his dad and said excitedly, “Dad, do it again! Do it again!”
Weather is terribly unpredictable, like rest of life. It reminds me of a fact I’ve heard about the odds of all the predictions of the Old Testament coming true. It’s a ratio of some-stupidly-large-number-with-lots-of-commas-and-zeros to one.
Within a short period of time of the accident, a hundred or more people were praying for us. The word went out on Facebook, and soon at least three churches were praying, as well as a prayer group in Cyprus where some missionary friends of ours were ministering.