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In God's timing we find our time...

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In God's timing, we find our time! 

Lake Sentani, Jayapura, West Papua
August 2016

 I'm writing this on the bus on my way to work on this glorious September morning. Praise and glory to God!  
Sharing our stories connects us, and we need to connect. So much happens in our lives, and we find very little time to reflect and share these.  Recently, I was on a trip to West Papua with my church. It was an awesome experience. We had opportunities to pray and minister healing and restoration for those we came into contact with. I literally saw God's healing take place as we laid hands and prayed for people.   What an amazing God! He is loving, tender, gentle and comforting. God has so much to give through us. So, encourage yourself and praise God for what He can do through your ministry.

West Papua is a beautiful place. I was touched by the women and children I met. Everywhere I go, I find women are crying out for the touch of God. They need someone to tell them that God cares and loves them. The following scripture really ministered to me and encouraged me:
        "But those who trust in the Lord will find new strength.
         They will soar high on wings like eagles.
           They will run and not grow weary.
         They will walk and not faint." (Isaiah 40:31)


I came away humbled and so refreshed... The tenderness of God touched me in a new and fresh way.  And yes, in God's timing, we find our time! 

Let's pray:
Father, we thank you for your amazing love for this world.
Thank you for your perfect timing, we find our time to be in your hands and feet wherever we go in this world. In Jesus' Name, Amen.


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  1. email response:

    Hi Lome,
    So appreciate you sharing about your trip to West Papua. .. what a privilege to share Jesus with those precious people. Wish we could have been there with you.
    Linda & Gary Palmer.

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