Pausing the Plows
We find a reassuring and even divine rhythm in praising Jesus “for all that is past,” and then trusting him “for all that’s to come.” Before “praying it forward,” we spent some time “praising it backward.”
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We find a reassuring and even divine rhythm in praising Jesus “for all that is past,” and then trusting him “for all that’s to come.” Before “praying it forward,” we spent some time “praising it backward.”
Starting in March we will bring on a new Administrative Director who has a strong administrative gift set. I cannot even begin to express to you my excitement in this!
Friends, let’s listen more to the Samuels among us! These young adults want us to hear their stories and thoughts and take them seriously.
What a joy and peace we can walk in, knowing he is here in our midst, God with us! As I look back on the past year, I am reminded that God has already been faithful.
All times require the same Good News, but different times call for different ways of getting that Good News out.
We desire to clearly share with you how we are using the funds that the Lord has entrusted to us through your generous gifts. So, here is the backstory of the numbers printed monthly in this article.
When the time came for the God of the universe to activate the centerpiece of his grand plan for the salvation of all the world, he entrusted its passage to Mary.
Who will be the next generation who prays, goes and supports? God is raising up a new generation of workers for the harvest. He is already preparing them.
I want us unashamedly to listen to and be led by those among them whom God has gifted to dream and to act. Indeed, they are different, and yet they are the same. That, my friends, is good, very good.
The reality is that we need your continued prayers as we move forward. We are still understaffed and have a lot to learn. Our capacity is already maxed out, and there is still much to be done.