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Today’s Headlines
The WV Floods occurred June 23-24. It’s not New Orleans after Katrina, but it was pretty catastrophic for thousands upon thousands. While the world has moved on to the next headline, the people whose homes were flooded are still dealing … Continue reading
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Tagged change, Church, Eugene Peterson, Faith, flood, Haiti, Jesus, Katrina, mission, mission trip, missions, new orleans, obey, WV
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The trip of a lifetime – making memories with Jesus
Today I just got an email from Cabela’s that beckons me to book my “trip of a lifetime”. It’s a bird hunting trip to Italy, a special shotgun, a tour of the Verrazzano Winery, and overnight accommodations in an Italian … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Atlantis, Cabela's, Dayton, Ghana, Haiti, Hawaii, Jesus, life change, Long Island, mission trip, new orleans, New York, Oahu, Oklahoma, Paradise Island, Samaritan's Purse, trip, trip of a lifetime, vacation
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Sentimental Journeys
Friday Samaritan’s Purse dedicated the home Diane and I went to work on in Long Island, NY. Today they posted a lot of pictures, a few of which we are in. And this latest trip brings back memories of my … Continue reading
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Tagged Church, Fort Mckinley, Ghana, Haiti, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Long Island, mission trip, new orleans, Providence
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Oklahoma tornadoes and God: There are things we will never understand
Some people believe there is a God and that He put the world in motion, creating natural rules and laws and He is, for the time being, “hands off”. They believe whatever happens happens and God is (or maybe has … Continue reading
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Tagged hard tikmes, Hurricane Katrina, new orleans, Oklahoma tornadoes, tornado
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I’m gonna go when the Spirit says go…
I loved seeing Chelsea (a young wife/mother from our church) post on Facebook that she is willing to make cakes for people to raise some needed cash so she and her husband Ryan can go on a mission trip to … Continue reading
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Tagged David Platt, go, Great Commission, Hurricane Katrina, Mason UMC, mission trip, new orleans, wv umc
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God’s preparing you
Last year our church piggy-backed on Ginghamsburg Church‘s mission trip to New Orleans. We were planning to go with them again this year, but they are not taking that trip now. So this year we’re going back to New Orleans, … Continue reading
Short term memory
I remember the movie 50 First Dates where Drew Barrymore had an accident that led to this health problem that made her unable to remember yesterday. Although there’s more to it than this, basically she couldn’t remember what happened yesterday. … Continue reading
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Tagged Hurricane Katrina, Jesus, new orleans, prayer, remember, salvation, unanswered prayer, uncertainty
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Being Doers of the Word
I’m blessed to simply “feel” a little more like a doer today as I travel with our group back down Canal Street in New Orleans, Louisiana today. However, the only way I’m more of “doer” than you today is if you aren’t being a doer wherever you are. Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, Disciple, doers of the word, Hurricane Katrina, mission, mission trip, new orleans
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