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  • THE JOURNEY IS OVER (JOURNAL 90)

    3 June, 2016

    If you were to read our journal entry for this day last year, you would read the following Today's instalment… [more]

  • JOURNAL 89

    22 May, 2016

    Hi sweetheart, Sometimes I experience periods of “What if…?”. These are times when my mind seems… [more]

  • JOURNAL 88

    17 May, 2016

    Hi Darling, Coming home from the hospital with a mechanical device fitted to my chest – a P.E.G. I think it… [more]

  • JOURNAL 87

    13 May, 2016

    JOURNAL 87 The doctor said I can go home this morning. The surgery has had the desired effect and this new means of… [more]

  • JOURNAL 86

    10 May, 2016

    JOURNAL 86 MOTHER’S DAY Hello sweetheart, I haven’t spoken to our children as to… [more]

  • Our Journey Through The Valley (74)

    26 February, 2014

    The more I reflect on this warning to Peter, the more encouraged I become. In explaining to Peter what was really happening, Jesus indicated that He had prayed for Peter. The past tense could mean that He is not currently doing so. Why might that be? Could it be that Jesus no longer prayed because He had already secured the answer that He sought?

    Martha had such an insight when, at the graveside of her brother, Lazarus, she said to Jesus,

     "Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died. But even now I know that God will give you whatever you ask." (John 11:21-22)

    In the same setting Jesus expressed His confidence that God always hears His prayers.

    "Then Jesus looked up to heaven and said, "Father, thank you for hearing me.  42 You always hear me, but I said it out loud for the sake of all these people standing here, so they will believe you sent me". (John 11:41-42)

    However, regardless of how one explains it, this encounter with Jesus and the insight into the true nature of what was about to happen has surely impacted me positively.

     

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