Apparently life got away from me, as I didn't list last weeks.
-Kendra and I have been asked to sponsor a friend of Kendra's for his baptism. What an honor, especially for a 12 year old.
-Terry leading a passenger to Christ.
-Jaydee questioning Bible passages.
-A loving friend, who doesn't realize how much she has impacted my life.
-Two friends encouraging a third to move on with her life after a divorce.
-The opportunity to co-teach with my mentor
Monday, March 16, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
Week of March 1
-A friend scraping ice off car windows for another friend.
-Old pals meeting for lunch.
-A dear one being used as an example of how to "spread the Gospel in a non-Christian job."
side note regarding #3: Pray for the client to be brought to Christ. He keeps asking questions, but hasn't fully accepted Christ, yet.
-Old pals meeting for lunch.
-A dear one being used as an example of how to "spread the Gospel in a non-Christian job."
side note regarding #3: Pray for the client to be brought to Christ. He keeps asking questions, but hasn't fully accepted Christ, yet.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Week of Feb. 22
God was seen/heard...
-heard Kendra sharing her faith with 3 of her friends. She even had the courage to talk to #3 after #2 laughed at her and called her a "loser."
-23,500 lbs of food collected by Dare2Share participants for the Lincoln City Mission
-Greg S. and team teaching middle and high schoolers how to share their faith.
-heard Kendra sharing her faith with 3 of her friends. She even had the courage to talk to #3 after #2 laughed at her and called her a "loser."
-23,500 lbs of food collected by Dare2Share participants for the Lincoln City Mission
-Greg S. and team teaching middle and high schoolers how to share their faith.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Week of Feb. 15
-co-worker praying, after hours of frustration, to find an expensive tool which was mia. Seconds later it was found!
- open discussion amongst teens about "what love is..."
-discovering Jesus' human-ness, and really pondering the idea of Jesus with a good sense of humor. As one person put it, "he was basically camping with a bunch of teen to early-twenty year olds for 3 years. He had to have had a sense of humor!"
- open discussion amongst teens about "what love is..."
-discovering Jesus' human-ness, and really pondering the idea of Jesus with a good sense of humor. As one person put it, "he was basically camping with a bunch of teen to early-twenty year olds for 3 years. He had to have had a sense of humor!"
Monday, February 9, 2009
Week of Feb. 8
-the girls going through some of their dad's stuff.
-shared coffee or dinner with friends.
-the warmth of the sun
-shared coffee or dinner with friends.
-the warmth of the sun
Monday, February 2, 2009
Week of Feb. 1
God has been seen/felt through:
-prayers for a wayward child needing guidance.
-open discussions about OT laws versus NT covenant.
-friends patiently listening to fears and concerns, then praying for the other person.
-prayers for a wayward child needing guidance.
-open discussions about OT laws versus NT covenant.
-friends patiently listening to fears and concerns, then praying for the other person.
Monday, January 26, 2009
Weeks of Jan. 18 and 25th
Since I wasn't home last week, I'm doubling up this week.
Jan. 18
-"no jacket required" day at the coast
- The big smile on a little girl's face, when mom returned to the house, after spending time with friends for the afternoon.
-The loving actions of a family to make sure a young lady has a good birthday, even away from home.
Jan. 25
-Snowflakes glittering in the sun. (too bad they pile up!)
-teens ice skating
-teens making sure friends have a ride home
Jan. 18
-"no jacket required" day at the coast
- The big smile on a little girl's face, when mom returned to the house, after spending time with friends for the afternoon.
-The loving actions of a family to make sure a young lady has a good birthday, even away from home.
Jan. 25
-Snowflakes glittering in the sun. (too bad they pile up!)
-teens ice skating
-teens making sure friends have a ride home
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