Interwoven

I really get excited about what the Lord has for us as I see Him working in other believers lives.  We have had such a wonderful opportunity these last few months to speak to different groups of people both in church settings and one on one.  Though the travel has been tiring, it has been a blessing.  As we have talked about where the Lord is sending us and about what we expect the Lord to do in Madagascar, we have also been blessed to be able to pray with people and hear about the needs of those we get connected with.  We don't see this as a venture in How can you support and pray for the Johnsons.  No, this is so much more than that.  We have been able to encourage and pray with and for families in turmoil, health situations, mission discussions for future missionaries to the nations, and so many other things AS we are trying to be faithful in what the Lord has called us to overseas.  Many say to us, it must be hard to now be raising your own support.  I can honestly say, it has blessed us far more than we could have imagined.  God is so good to exceed our expectations of Him and our circumstances.  

And I can report today that we are at 70% of our minimum monthly support.  That is very exciting!!!  God is constantly at work.  We also have an exciting fundraiser being planned in Kosciusko for December!  A 5K run/walk and fun run for kids for Madagascar!  AND there will be a prayer walk trail, which I am VERY excited about for those who don't run.  The t-shirts look Great.  It will be December 12th!  Registration will begin soon so be praying for a great turn out and no rain!

   

        

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Abigail's Baptism at Daytone Beach

Image
There is no greater joy for a parent than to know that their children are saved and then to watch them be baptized.  Abigail was baptized on July 28, 2016 at 4pm in the Atlantic Ocean by Lew with the Church at Southlake.  So proud of her for being brave for Jesus! BAPTIZED!!    Video of Abigail's Baptism
Read more

The Unexpected

The last 7 months have been so many things.  We settled into our temporary home in Florida quickly and have had wonderful fellowship with missionaries who have retired here after serving 20 up to even 50 years of service in Africa!!  Florida culture is different than we expected and much more transient.  There are SO many cultures represented here from all over the US and the World.  The children adjusted well to our new home once the homesickness began to fade.  They have had many unexpected opportunities.  They both played 2 months of rec soccer and then began taking gymnastics.  They have had several opportunities to spend time with the residents here on a regular basis like taking piano lessons from our next door neighbor and a pottery class upon our arrival and lots of bike riding. We have also had special friends come from Mississippi and gotten to spend time with dear friends returning from the field.  Lew's mom came for a visit and my parents made the long journey as well. 
Read more