“Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”
This verse is very meaningful for me right now. I had an experience in Ohio while visiting a friend of mine that landed me in the hospital for about 16 hours. I was fine and God is good but I have to tell you what happened in my room on the cardiac floor. Read the rest of this entry »
The way of God is the wilderness, it’s always been the wilderness. The way of God is weakness, voluntary weakness!
So I’m sitting listening to Misty and her team singing this chorus during a Worship With the Word set. What she didn’t know [but God did] was that I asked the question at the beginning of the session, ‘Moses, what did you see that made you give up the wealth and power of Egypt for the wilderness?’ [Heb. 11]
Friends, let’s start a discussion. What did Moses see? What would do it for you? What did Moses see that made him choose God over the throne of Egypt? Come on! Is anybody getting my question? Have you ever seen Ancient Egypt? Have you ever seen the grandeur? The power? He had access to it all! But why did he give it up? What did he see that captured his eyes for the rest of his life?
Talk to me!!
Cheryl and I are travelling to Korea in September. We will be ministering to YWAM Korea at their worship and prayer school from Sept. 17th to 21st.
We ask that you pray for us and send us any words of encouragement you may have for the trip. We feel a deep sense of calling as we go that we would minister with depth of insight and clarity into the hearts of the people. Read the rest of this entry »
Recently I was praying and confessing my need for more of the Father and his leadership in my life with a close friend. As we prayed I heard a short phrase in my heart that really touched me! Read the rest of this entry »
In Daniel 7, the prophet Daniel sees the four winds blowing on the Great Sea. This tells him that times of transition are coming. Then in succession he sees four beasts emerge from the broiling tempest. Read the rest of this entry »
Recently Paul’s account of what happened on the Demascus Road has been touching my heart.
‘When it pleased the Lord,’ he says, ‘who separated me from my mother’s womb, to reveal his Son in me. I did not immediately confer with flesh and blood…’ Gal. 1:16 Read the rest of this entry »
One of the most powerful movie scenes filled with male testosterone was of the ‘Battle of Sterling’ in the movie ‘Braveheart’ directed by Mel Gibson. If you’ve seen it, you’ll remember it. It is the first battle he and his men engage with the Northern English Army and they win. Read the rest of this entry »
