Sequoia National Park |
The first time I touched snow was in March 2016. Snow reminds me of the goodness and greatness of almighty God.
In March 2016, the Lord miraculously provided the funds for Monte and I to see our loved ones in the States. It was my maiden trip to the States.
For several years prior to 2016, Monte had presented papers at the Society of Pentecostal Studies (SPS) conference in different parts of the States. God sovereignly provided for every trip that Monte made. We experienced God's miraculous provision. All glory goes to the Lord.
When we learned that the SPS conference was not far from Fresno, California, we prayed and believed God for a miracle.
God miraculous provided for us to be in the States for a month. He taught us to trust Him. It is not a small sum of money, yet the Lord reminded us that the cattle on a thousand hills are His. He taught us that there is no scarcity in Him. He showed us His greatness and faithfulness. We marvelled at His miraculous provision.
He stretched us to the limits because we were believing for not just one person to make it to the States, we were believing for both of us.
As we journey with the Lord, He assures us of His abiding presence and unfailing love. God's merciful love overflows.
We can never thank the Lord enough. God is sovereign. His faithfulness reaches to the skies. He is fully dependable. We worship the everliving God.
Our hearts go out to everyone who have journeyed with us all these years. Many believed in us. Many prayed for us. Many have encouraged and supported us. Thank you for partnering with us. Thank you for sowing into our ministry. Thank you for your active involvement in our lives.
To God be the glory. He alone is worthy of all our praise and adoration. We worship the everlasting God. The most high God. God supreme. God sovereign. God almighty.
When we were at Sequoia National Park, I held on to some snow. The Lord warmed my heart. Great is His faithfulness. His love never fails. We put our trust in Him alone.
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