Living life from a Base of Love
Hello. Darren and I sent Robert off this afternoon to Venezuela. Originally his flight was to leave this morning, but it got rescheduled to 5pm. He’s connecting in Miami but his next flight doesn’t leave untill 1am Wed. Please keep him in your prayers because he gets in about 5am, then has one-on-one prayer ministry sessions at 9am! He’ll be there a week so I’ll try to keep updates coming fairly regular. Till next time……blessings!
We just had a couple days visit with Bobby & Rali Stefanov. Robert held a conference in his church a little over a year ago. They’ve been in the states since October and they’ll be leaving in April after finishing up their intinerating. They joined us for our midweek service last night which was a Night of Praise. They love worship too so we had a great time! Afterwards we had a late dinner at Sneakers where the kids thoroughly enjoyed the many TV screens! They left today for North Carolina, then New York, a few other stops and eventually to California where his mom lives. Their kids are Joanna (12), Samuel (9), and Theodore (4). Please pray for them and their precious country.
In the 3 main conferences we did, over 50 people were saved and about that many were healed. One older pastor who had pain in his knees for years started running up and down the stairs at one point, displaying his healing. Another young man who had injured his head and his back had hurt for a long time also—totally healed! Praise the Lord!
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These pastors have churches in the villages around Shiliguri, India. They had to leave the conference by 4pm each day because elephants have been coming in the evenings and tearing up their crops, so they needed to be back to their villages in time to chase them away with torches. Imagine that!
Pastor Juan said, “I called my children and repented to them and told them I love them; when I get home I will also repent to my church and tell them I love them.” We hear testimonies of restitution and an embracing of agape values in place of works in most every conference we do. But during the earthquake in Peru, as the church and relief agencies were mobilizing quickly, I thought, “Who is attending to the emotional ‘earthquakes’ in people’s lives on a day to day basis?”
It was 6:40pm and we were halfway to the airport when our car started shaking. I thought someone was pushing on the back of the taxi. The furthest thing from my mind was an earthquake. I was so in shock it never occurred to me to be fearful. It went on and on. People on the sidewalks began running and weeping. We realized later that this earthquake was probably much worse near the epicenter. It was. More than 380 died! Our host was in contact with one pastor whose church had completely crumbled to the ground. A nearby prison also had collapsed and 600 prisoners were loose compounding the problems of looting. People had to stay near their damaged properties armed with guns.
Understanding Bosnia
Watch Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FlOhJyvH-c
In 1054AD Rome divided its east and west regions right through what is present day Bosnia. The east became the Orthodox Church and the west Catholic. In the 14th century the Ottoman Turks came and many converted to Islam.
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