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Fall 2023 - Blog 2

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God's Highway Surrender, Walk in Surrender, Learn from the TOILS and Heed the Warning Signs  Walking on God’s path is the first step of journeying with Him. Although that is the most important step, because without it you’ll be on a self-induced, self-satisfying trip to destruction that will have its momentary highlights of happiness and self-fulfillment, it will quite quickly fade away; leaving the person asking “Is this all there is?”  Getting in step with God on His path is much more than praying for His illuminated path, because without following the next steps that are just as important as that first one, you will soon find yourself wondering how you got where you ended up and bewildered on how you got there; After all, you were on His path, where did He go!   Once on this journey on His path, you must remember what it means to pause (Rapa with Papa), Submit and get in proper alignment (Hupotasso), learn from the TOILS:   T rust  O bey  I ntentional  L oyal S urrender  Be caut

Fall 2023 - Blog 1

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 Shipments Coming In and Going Out “Come and see what the Lord has done, how awesome His works in man’s behalf.” Psalm 66:5 What a whirlwind of activity both personally and with the ministry. I won’t go into detail on the personal front in this blog but if interested and want to pray specifically for our families, feet free to reach out and I can give you details. We are all good but have some health issues with Baby Doll and myself as well as with aging parents.   The global outreach through HiS Print continues at a snail pace, but we are doing what we can with supplying the requests that we continue to receive. With no warehouse, we are not able to inventory, pack, stack and ship, but God has used some innovative options these past several weeks. Current Warehouse situation. Not the best, but still a blessing Praise God for Wayne and Robyn Zeilke and their WAZ Service Machine shop. They have graciously allowed us to store 40 foot and 20 foot shipping containers in their yard to allow