Continually coming home, yet I’m never really gone.
I came home to New Hampshire Saturday to find little sisters wanting a million hugs and a truckload of hay needing unloading, ah! I was finally home after three months of living in Denver and traveling around the US ministering. There is nothing like coming home from an awesome season with the Lord and being able to sit and rest a little without too many distractions.
Though it was hard for me to separate from Amy for the next seven weeks (she is in Costa Rica ministering) I will happily use this time to study and rest up. I have a whole textbook worth of notes from the last three months that I’ll need to go over and try to digest. I also complied a nice stack of books begging to be opened and discovered as soon as humanly possible. There is much to be done and much more to be learned in this new season for me. And if I know God’s character, this time will teach me even more then the last time around. As long as I remain willing to be willing and am teachable things should go well.
Please pray that my attitude would remain God fearing and that I would hunger and thirst for righteousness. Matthew 5:6 Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.
PS. That cardboard hut was my home for one night while living in Denver last year. Go to this site and see why I’d ever do such a thing! http://www.invisiblechildren.com/theMovement/
Josh Says:
It is good to have you home Jesse! Thanks for coming over last night and chilling.
Remember: Steak knives serve more than one purpose!