2 Kings 6:1-23
"'Don't be afraid,' the prophet answered. 'Those who are with us are more than those who are with them.'" (2 Kings 6*16)There is so much about the spiritual realm that you and I don't understand. But I am thankful for the truth of this verse. No matter what we are...
2 Kings 5:1-14
I find it interesting that it was a captive slave girl who suggested to Naaman that he go to see Elisha in Israel. It seems like she would have had every reason to resent her master, not want to help him. Yet she, for some reason, wanted his best. Sometimes we find...
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From Jennifer Gracey’s recent newsletter. This is the same church and location shown in a video I posted recently. The remains of SeaSide Bible Chapel in the earthquake disaster zone. The people in the photo are leaders from 3 different houses of prayer in the...
2 Kings 3:1-12
When King Joram went to war against Moab, he called on Jehoshaphat for help. They were going about their plan, but then things got scary. It was only when they were in trouble that "Jehoshaphat asked, 'Is there no prophet of the LORD here, through whom we may...
July Prayer Letter
Dear praying friends, March’s natural disaster has brought a lot of attention to Japan. The current deathtoll is over 20,000 people. However, there is another statistic that many people don’t know: Over 30,000 commit suicide in Japan every...
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The Sound of Robin Clapping
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Yesterday’s baptism at Immanuel Nagoya Church. (posted Mon. Jun. 20, ‘11)
Nahum 1
"Look! A messenger is coming over the mountains with good news! He is bringing a message of peace." (Nahum 1:15) I can't read this verse without thinking of Jesus. Israel was looking for a Messiah to save them from their enemies. But Jesus came to save them -- to save...
June Prayer Letter
Hi everyone, Reflecting back on the past few months, and looking ahead to the summer, it really seems like this year is moving way too quickly! I’m thankful for the many opportunities God is giving me here, and for your partnership in my ministry through...