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Graciousness – Gratitude – Generosity

I awoke this morning on the final approach to the Frankfurt (Germany) International Airport.  The overnight flight from the US afforded us with the opportunity of rest, in anticipation of the work that is ahead of us.  Both Jeff and I slept well on the flight. Now I sit in the Lufthansa lounge overlooking one of the world’s busiest airports.  My mind is racing as I think about the things that are ahead.  While we are certainly praying for a great harvest evangelism project, more importantly, we are trusting God for grace and goodness to go before us in all...

The greatest privilege of all is that of sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with all who will hear!

The work of the Gospel is never finished. Often I have the opportunity to stand in front of people who have never before heard the marvelous message of Jesus Christ.  Other times I have the privilege of preaching the unsearchable truths of the Lord to seasoned believers from pulpits of great churches both in America and elsewhere in the world. I have preached to crowds of several thousands and to groups of less than ten.  I have stood in cathedrals and I have preached in open fields.  In all these, the work of the Gospel was precious and wonderful.  I...

God often gives us glimpses of what He is doing around us…

...and we should be honored and humbled when He does! I must confess I sometimes have, what I call, the “George Bailey syndrome.” I refer, of course, to the movie, “It’s A Wonderful Life.”  I sometimes wonder if I am doing anything of real value -- does what I do make any difference at all?  I guess what I am saying is that sometimes I feel a bit self-absorbed. Earlier this month I celebrated my 54th birthday and I suppose I was having a reflective moment.  I admit I was second-guessing many things in life.  Now, don’t get me wrong,...

Some Random Thoughts From Ghana

Sunday, 25 March 2012 Accra, Ghana 1950 local time We just got word that Jeff’s brother, John Andler, was found dead in his apartment in Atlanta, GA.  He died of an apparent heart attack, and was 59 years old.  Please be in prayer for Jeff and his family as they deal with this sudden, unexpected loss. ******************** We’re sitting here in Accra, waiting for our flight back to the USA.  The time is is used for a bit of rest and relaxation before coming home.  It is good, but is seems like the time stands still. On Saturday, Jeff and...

The Journey Home

Friday, 23 March Denu, Ghana On Wednesday our team had the opportunity to travel into Togo again.  After crossing the border, we traveled into Lome and beyond.  Our first stop was to meet with pastors and workers who were supposedly our future workers in Togo.  Once we sat down for a couple of hours with these men, it became apparent to us that ongoing ministry in Togo is still a ways off. There seems to be a “turf war” going on within the christian community in Togo which will require the work of God in the lives of these people...

A Beautiful Day In the Neighborhood

Tuesday, 20 March Denu, Ghana Never forget the three whats. What from? Believers are redeemed from hell and destruction.   What by? By the precious blood of Christ.  What to? To an inheritance incorruptible, undefiled, and that will not fade away. -- Charles H. Spurgeon Today is a gorgeous day in Ghana. The sun is shinning brightly and sky is clear.  We have just finished meeting with students in eight schools where most listened intently and hundreds responded faithfully to the Gospel. So far since our arrival on 9 March we have preached the Gospel in 84 separate venues where...