I know exactly how to get there. My mission to be missional will be achieved by allowing God to display his glory and holiness in and through my life. In moment by moment obedience, I’ll get there. I’ll be right on time, and right where I’m supposed to be. Whether that’s in Egypt, Houston, or the grocery store, I’ll be at my appointment doing what I’m created to do.

I feel like a test was given. I wonder if I scored well? Would I have trusted God enough to go anywhere? I wonder …

“An object in motion can be guided.” Think of when your car is parked how hard it is to turn the wheels, but when it’s moving they turn easily. Sounds like your in the “motion” part & God is guiding you, but you’re not sure of the destination yet.

Have you ever heard that saying, “You don’t get the ticket until you board the train?” You don’t always get to know where you are going until it’s time to board the train. Then He gives the ticket with your destination on it. Right now you’re standing at the train station and waiting for the ticket. My prayers are with you. What an exciting life. God is never boring!

Claire Harris

So you got called to a new office. And like any good employee who loves the company and wants the company to succeed, you pack up and move and do the very best job you can…

See that would be the script if this were a worldly calling. You know! We see it all the time. People pack up their whole lives & families, move all over the globe for a paycheck.

At least your reward wont be so fleeting.

And unlike an earthly company, our Corporate headquarters CAN and will make sure EVERY NEED is absolutely met.

So go, have fun, do good , get a few jewels for your crown to set at His feet!

(and send me picts!!)

Chere

Peace,
Leslie

My girls are in harmony singing the praises of joining God in Egypt. Dreaming of the adventure, the sights, the work, the history, the travel.

Me, I’m shaking at the sacrifice, the loss, the work. What if this is what God wants?

The girls are “all in.”
I’m “all in” if God’s taking me “all in.” I know the life of faith is an adventure, and would have it no other way … maybe?

Yikes!! Should I STAY? Or should I GO?

If God says, “Go” and you go, then it’s up to God to guide, provide, and help our insides.

Scary, exciting, sure, and unsure…isn’t that what the faith walk is all about. Most who seriously do it wouldn’t trade it for anything. And in reality the non-faith walk is scary, exciting, sure, and unsure…and there is no safety net there…no God to be waiting and watching each step taken.

BTW, as of January 25…you’ll have so much more to write. The story isn’t ending there. It’s just time for a chapter change.

Blessings in abundance of peace, strength, wisdom, health, provision…hope to see you later this month!

If God wasn’t so big and doing things that are so beyond my imagination, I’d laugh like Abraham’s Sarah. But since he is, my legs are shaking even more with such great opportunities.

The answer is yes to your question. And Chuck said he’d ponder these things in his prayers to see what God may be saying.

Either way, God is doing great things, and I’m certain he’ll place the right people in leadership to bring about a demonstration of his glory. You may contact Chuck at brycechu@mssblue.net.

May God bless you and use you greatly for his Kingdom’s sake!

Does your husband have any experience in small group ministry? We’re looking for a Pastor for discipleship and life group ministry here in Cairo, Egypt. It’s an amazing church – truly multi-cultural, and Cairo is a fantastic place to live and work.

Let me know – we really need the right people and we’re trying to build a dynamic pastoral team right now. http://www.maadichurch.com

Mark.

Thanks for the comments new friends and not so new ones.

May God be … Yes, because he is … the great
I AM!!!

What a life to live!