2011

Some of you may already be a aware of the some of the new things that are happening on the internet side of FTN, but just in case, I thought I would share what’s is going on. While I was in St. Louis, the pastor there repeatedly told me that people need to know more …

Part IX – Conclusion Who is the King’s Daughter Really? She is that one who was in such a miserable state, abandoned in a field in her own blood, unwashed and unloved, who was redeemed by the blood of Christ and made beautiful because His righteousness was put upon her. Will it Always be this …

Part VIII – The Everlasting Covenant Even as God declares this horrible judgment that He is about to bring on Israel (See Part VII), He speaks a word of hope. Ezekiel 16:60, says, “Nevertheless I will remember my covenant with thee in the days of thy youth, and I will establish unto thee an everlasting …

Part VII – God’s Chastening This is long overdue. Because of the huge gap between Part V and Part VI and now Part VII, I think I will go ahead and finish things up today, which means that the last three parts will be posted in pretty  quick succession, otherwise, Parts VIII and IX might …

(For a picture of the wonderful car that the Lord has provided, and a more detailed account of all that He did during June and July see the two previous blog posts!)

Wow, I don’t even know where to begin! The last update/blog that I sent out was in early June, written from North Platte, NE as I awaited the repair of my vehicle. So much has happened since then. For those who might not be aware of the situation, I was headed from Billings, Montana to …

Sunday night’s meeting at Riverside Baptist Church was good. One of the most precious things was the response of several of the children as they stood around my display board. One boy, a young teen, was standing there and suddenly said, “Oh…oh…oh.” When I asked him what he had discovered he said, “So, you are …

Part VI – A Sad Relapse I apologize for the long break between Part V and Part VI. A quick glance at the previous entry, “Stranded in His Faithfulness”, will offer some insight into the delay! 🙂 Success often carries with it the danger of pride. The danger is no less for the King’s daughter. …

I am writing this from North Platte, Nebraska, where my King has been doing amazing things. I left Billings Friday morning (May 27th) headed for the Our Generation Student Leadership camp in Dayton, Tennessee and then to spend the month of June visiting churches in the area. The car ran great and I made it …