The greatest thing in life

A sat back, overwhelmed, ‘You love me and will never not love me’!

“Is that what you are saying Lord?” as I read, “Your unfailing love is better than life itself”.
Psalm 63:3.

“If you knew, “I asked my honey, “‘that you are loved by me and will never not be loved by me,’ “would that be enough?” “Absolutely,” she exclaimed.

It’s the greatest thing in life, ‘to know that you are loved and will never not be loved.’

Loved that way by someone.
Loved that way by the Lord.

Hi from Malta

Praise for my team and all the conversations and prayer with people on the packed main street of Malta today. Tonight I take them through their first all night of prayer.

Onto the streets Rome

Tomorrow I will help take 320 young people in our Transform training conference this week out on the streets of to share Christ in Rome – one of the great and needy cities of the world.

Please pray for hearts to be open.

My slogan: ” I’m scared, your scared, let’s be scared together.”

This will give the teams a taste of what they will experience as the move out this Saturday in 40 teams for 2-3 weeks of outreach in the 20+ nations around the Mediterranean.

Yesterday, I stepped on the scales …

… smiled and stepped off.

This morning I stepped on the scales, winced, stepped off and stepped on again.

Some days, I’ve stepped on a third time. “This can’t be right! Maybe I’m reading them wrong. Maybe there’s something wrong with the scales. Maybe I should get some new scales.”

Funny, I never step on again when it’s good news. There is no maybe about that.

“Don’t make the mistake ..

… I made,” sighed Ty yesterday to hundreds gathered to remember Jim Constable, a beloved member of my church, New City Church, whose burn ravaged body could not be viewed. Don’t make the same mistake I made,” Both stubborn, neither would say the first word to break their father/daughter deafening three year silence. “I never got to say goodbye.” You could hear an elephant drop as, “Don’t make the same mistake I made.” kept echoing around the sanctuary.

One teenager took up my challenge

One young teenager in the church yesterday took up my challenge to pick up an Operation World and a world map and pray each day for a country of the world and mark on his world map each day.

In one year he will have prayed for the whole world and something will have happened to the world and something will happen to him.