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Now we have let you wait a long time but with our next report. So what has done everything done since last time:
Last week we had on Monday, spending time with God. The Pre-School and Home School staff adapted to our children until 15:00 and we were able to simply a time for communing with God. Sabine and I went to the beach at Tauranga, and everyone went for a walk to pray (yes - one can at the beach), reading the Bible (yes, imagine - that you can even take to the beach!). We enjoyed the time - at last no one material that we have to squeeze inside the brain! Then we exchanged each other what we like is' had.
the rest of the week we had another lesson on the topic, Spiritual Warfare '. Unfortunately, the spokesman, Dean Sherman, do not come in person, as there were spare DVDs of his lectures, but they were very good and understandable. The issue is not about the Crusades, but about how to effectively pray for concern.
Well, is it really such a topic that you can fill the same one weeks with it? Well, the Bible has a lot to say. When we pray, then these are not self-talk or just talk then, so, but we pray for God's concern, which he has laid on our hearts. And if we ask nicely, then he does too. Is not that a bit strange? Why so complicated that he could not do myself? Yes, but he wants to do through us. Through prayer can bring about powerful. For example it is a fact that has been prayed for Islamic countries in which we could not send missionaries. And interestingly enough, then some of the people there had visions and dreams of Jesus, even though they had never heard of him and repented. Somehow they came to biblical material, and told it on. And now there are thousands of Christians in underground churches radical Islamic states. About which we hear in the media, of course, nothing. This week has encouraged us to take prayer more seriously again.
weekend we took not much, Wolfgang prepared himself on Saturday at his Devotion (each of us must once again hold a prayer service, called Devotion), plus it was raining quite heavily. On Sunday we visited
with Nora, the new 19-year-old pre-school worker from Hanover, a Baptist church in Matamata. There were about 300 visitors, 50% of these young people, even the church is uncharacteristically quite charismatic, we felt so immediately comfortable.
On Sunday afternoon we drove to the nearby Waihou-Walkway, a walk along an interesting, bluing river. Of these, we have you up loaded a few photos. Until next time!
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