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  • JOURNAL 60

    8 December, 2015

    My Darling, Well the trip to Uluru was outstanding! Pete had done all the organizing and left no stone unturned… [more]

  • JOURNAL 59

    4 December, 2015

    Sweetheart, When people ask me how I am doing, I endeavour to respect the genuineness of their enquiry. So, rather… [more]

  • JOURNAL 58

    27 November, 2015

    Hello my darling, Do you recall the team of intercessors who committed themselves to pray for us every day from the… [more]

  • JOURNAL 57

    24 November, 2015

    Hi Sweetheart, I’ve started packing my bag for the trip with Pete to Uluru come this Sunday. We will only be… [more]

  • JOURNAL 56

    20 November, 2015

    My darling, Your inspirational example continues to be talked about in grateful terms by many, many people. As you… [more]

  • JOURNAL 58

    27 November, 2015

    Hello my darling,

    Do you recall the team of intercessors who committed themselves to pray for us every day from the time of your diagnosis until you were welcomed home into heaven? Well, earlier this past week, I happened upon the folder in which I had kept copies of the correspondence we sent out each week to that team with our prayer requests and reports on how we were doing.

    Now, hold on to that observation for a moment while I mention something else.

    On many occasions I said to you that I could not begin to imagine trying to live life without you. It didn’t matter what aspect of our life together I considered, my mind couldn’t (wouldn’t?) picture what that life would look like.

    Sometimes when I was sitting alongside your bed and you were resting, I would stroke and touch your arm, realising that in the near future I would no longer be able to do that. My mind could not accommodate that prospect.

    Now, linking those two thoughts together…..

    Here we are 7+ months on the other side of that separation that I so dreaded  - “Til death do us part”- and I’m daily being sustained by the continuing prayers of our intercessors. One couple reminded me this week that they continue daily to pray for me and my healing even though that team no longer exists.

    I have no other explanation for my ability to wake up each morning, look across at your empty bed, know that your absence is permanent yet I can walk into every day knowing that I will be upheld by what you and I called “grace for the day” – Grace = the empowering presence of God, enabling me to be all that He has called me to be and to do all that He has called me to do. I just love that definition!!

    I’ll write again soon

    But Until Then

    You remain the love of my life

    Mike

     

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