This post ministered to me. Thank you Wes! I'm praying you sense God's presence with you in this move to Toronto, and that the best of friends will be found there. How lucky they are to have you.
God's friends and Christ's church in Toronto are eager to welcome you. Grateful you are coming north and praying that as you as navigate the many transitions, even more gifts await you.
The sermon is queued up on YouTube -- looking forward to listening to it later today. Your lectures on Saturday were really rich and encouraging. I was grateful to be able to be present and interact with you briefly before coming home. Thanks again for making your way out to PA!
Thoughtful and encouraging, as always. I will go about today's journey with the reminder that God's love and grace go with me.
I'm also grateful for new insight into the phrase, "in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed." These words have always seemed important (!) but also a bit enigmatic. The idea that Abram's name would become a byword for blessing--that people would say things like, "May you be blessed like Abraham!"--helps me make more sense of it. Thanks!
I hope and pray your transition to Toronto goes well, and that you sense God's blessing throughout.
This post ministered to me. Thank you Wes! I'm praying you sense God's presence with you in this move to Toronto, and that the best of friends will be found there. How lucky they are to have you.
God's friends and Christ's church in Toronto are eager to welcome you. Grateful you are coming north and praying that as you as navigate the many transitions, even more gifts await you.
The sermon is queued up on YouTube -- looking forward to listening to it later today. Your lectures on Saturday were really rich and encouraging. I was grateful to be able to be present and interact with you briefly before coming home. Thanks again for making your way out to PA!
Thoughtful and encouraging, as always. I will go about today's journey with the reminder that God's love and grace go with me.
I'm also grateful for new insight into the phrase, "in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed." These words have always seemed important (!) but also a bit enigmatic. The idea that Abram's name would become a byword for blessing--that people would say things like, "May you be blessed like Abraham!"--helps me make more sense of it. Thanks!
I hope and pray your transition to Toronto goes well, and that you sense God's blessing throughout.
I loved this! Thank you.
What I needed to read as my husband and I prepare to leave the US in ten days for a new life in Mexico