They Say I Have Pancreatic Cancer
They say I have pancreatic cancer... While I am posting this to mine for prayers, I am not afraid. God is right here, loving on me and showing me much to prepare for the
They say I have pancreatic cancer...
While I am posting this to mine for prayers, I am not afraid. God is right here, loving on me and showing me much to prepare for the days ahead, including much that has come to pass to prepare me already.
He cannot fail me.
He will keep me until my purpose is complete in Him.
I have zero "Why's" for Him.
Only gratitude.
And faith in His masterpiece.
And hope that my life adds a few vibrant brush strokes to it.
He is the Author and Perfector of my faith.
Being born into the Kingdom of God does a lot of things to a person's reasoning, faith and hope.....but that speech will come later.
For now, I am heading up to Provo for a quick surgery and look here.... God sent me a real-time, handmade drawing of His.
I ask you all, please, lift your voices to the Almighty God, the Lord Jesus.
The One who came into time to rescue us, even as so many don't even realize it yet.
Pray for all who are worrying and sorrowful. Ask Him to please bring supernatural, abundant peace and joy into the hearts of my family and friends and their homes. Please pray that in all of the moments to come, God meets everyone in ways they never thought possible.
And please....pray for my wife.
May all who are part of my life come to know that this very life is indeed for one reason...to glorify the One who has made me new, and to bring attention to who He is and how His voice speaks.
To wake up the sleepy.
To introduce the blind to the One who brings them sight.
To introduce those suffering to Peace.
To show folks that He is real, and that following Him means giving Him all of us.
If pancreatic cancer is what gets the attention, I will carry this cross with my eyes firmly locked on my Messiah, all the way to eternity.
Much love and let's do this!
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