Category Archives: Prayer Blog
Complaining Instead of Praising
The other day Psalm 95 struck me. About half way through the Psalm (verse 7b) the psalmist changes the tone from praising God to a warning about not hardening our hearts like Israel did at Meribah and Massah. It was … Continue reading
Grace Needed: Whether in Africa or USA
There has been electricity and water since we arrived in the USA, the Internet is lightening fast (at least compared to what we are used to), there seems to be a bazillion choices as to food, clothing, entertainment and stuff … Continue reading
Welcome Home!
Over the past few weeks we have received a wonderful Welcome Home. First Baptist Church in Whitesboro has provided us a wonderful missionary house that was “move in” ready with lots of extra touches. Vilot Baptist Church gave us a … Continue reading
Plodding
In seminary I learned the fine spiritual art of plodding: Make sure you are heading the right direction then put one foot in front of the other, fall down sometimes, get back up, fall down other times and lie on … Continue reading
The Lord Provides in Mysterious Ways
The Lord has brought a provision to the Benin Transmitting Station (BTS) that has come through a very unexpected channel. We have been praying for years for an administrative assistant and the Lord has brought us one. Thuy, whom Donna … Continue reading
Enough Grace
“Whether it is grace for salvation, grace for sanctification, grace for service, grace for suffering, grace to keep us singing, grace to govern our speech, or grace for any other need, we experience it by believing God, believing that we … Continue reading
Spiritual Warfare and the Real Battle
Recently, our children have felt the presence of spiritual warfare (more so than the normal amount that missionaries and their children experience). Your prayers for them would be appreciated as they engage in the battle for the souls of others. … Continue reading
Travels
Donna and I are in Cotonou to follow up with the shortwave license, NGO status and then travel to South Africa. Upon arriving a man who has been helping TWR called requesting that TWR submit a letter to a government … Continue reading
The War on Christians
Last week the “The War on Christians” was on the cover of Newsweek. The article inside “The Global War on Christians in the Muslim World” by Ayaan Hirsi Ali tells of how Christians are persecuted throughout the Muslim world and … Continue reading
Why Weary?
Why are we so weary when Jesus’ yoke is easy and His burden light? Personally I find myself taking on burdens, yokes and worries that the Lord never intended me to carry and wearing myself out. Oh Lord, help us … Continue reading