This is a commonly asked question that really doesn’t have an answer. We all know that the clock ticks at the same pace day after day – and yet there are times when it ‘seems’ as if the days go by at double speed.
That’s how Gary and I feel about our three months in the United States. Our sturdy Chevy Equinox logged 5,125 miles as we drove north from Las Vegas to Montana’s Bitterroot Valley, then further north into Alberta, Canada and back down to Las Vegas. Reconnecting with family and friends, ministering at partner churches, marveling at the beauty of God’s creation. Our hearts are filled with gratitude for everyone who hosted us, fed us an allowed us to stay in their homes. Truly the Family of God in action.
When you travel a lot, there is no routine. It takes a conscious effort to stay focused and aware of the Lord’s purpose and presence in our lives.
When everything in our lives is changing – the Lord is our Rock. His Word, His presence anchors us to His heart.
I love this passage in The Passion Translation:
So it is impossible for God to lie for we know that his promise and his vow will never change!
And now we have run into his heart to hide ourselves in his faithfulness. This is where we find his strength and comfort, for he empowers us to seize what has already been established ahead of time—an unshakable hope!
We have this certain hope like a strong, unbreakable anchor holding our souls to God himself. Our anchor of hope is fastened to the mercy seat in the heavenly realm beyond the sacred threshold, and where Jesus, our forerunner, has gone in before us. He is now and forever our royal Priest like Melchizedek. Hebrews 6: 18 – 20 TPT
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Breathtaking Reminder of God's Faithfulness |
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Tim Hortons Coffee - a Canadian Tradition |
- In this brief summary of what God is doing around the world you will see photos from Ghana West Africa, Thailand with the Akha people group, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Myanmar (formerly known as Burma), and of course India – where we are based.
- These faithful men and women are serving God in their home nations where we often cannot go. We are blessed to support them in prayer, encouragement and financial support. They are seeing a harvest of souls and transformed lives right where God has placed them.