A Prayer for “Infinitely More” in 2019
Reflecting on 2018 this text from Eph. 3:20 came to mind: “He is able to accomplish infinitely more than we would every dare to ask or hope,” (NLT). I could list countless examples of how this verse has proven true over and over again this last year for Oceans Ministries, but here is a recent […]
Learning from the Language of Heaven – O come Let us Adore Him
One of my all-time favorite Christmas Choruses is “O Come Let Us Adore Him.” The powerful lyrics and music bring forth such exuberant praise for the amazing gift of Jesus-graciously given to us by a Good Father. The other morning I asked Siri to play the triumphant song on YouTube and she did not disappoint […]
Learning from the Language of Heaven – His Love Wins!
God continues to speak to me about the concept of “hope!” Ever since the end of October I have had daily encounters with this precious Biblical theme. In fact right after writing this blog I will jump into a sermon for this coming Sunday, any guess on what Lenten subject I was given to teach on? […]
Learning from the Language of Heaven – The Anointing
“I’m a heroine baby. My mother gave me up and I have no idea who my father is and I’m just trying to do the best I can to make it,” sobbed Amy. For the past several months Patty and I have gotten to know Amy and her family who live in a hotel on […]
Learning from the Language of Heaven – Silence
“There was silence throughout heaven for about half an hour…” (Rev. 8:1 NLT). “Silence!” A word we are not very familiar with in our noise saturated society. Yet, in the heavenly realm-where worship is the continual heartbeat of the thick atmosphere around the throne-there is a stunning silence. What would cause millions […]
Learning the Language of Heaven – “Shout it Out!”
In a world overrun by a constant storm of messages of negativity, hate, discord, and fear, we can easily fall into despair. Recently I have heard many people say they don’t watch the news anymore and they have turned off social media accounts because it drains them of peace. For some reason I […]
