All Together…
Posted by Chad 10 28th, 2008
In looking back on the summer, we as a family have clearly seen the hand of God moving and working in our own lives directing the many paths we have taken. From serving in Oklahoma to traveling to the Northwoods, time and time again, God has guided us in every way.
I have been away from the family on many trips throughout the course of this year and have grown to love and appreciate my family even more. I am so grateful for all the Lord has allowed me to be apart of, but at the same time, there is nothing that can replace simply being at home.
God is good…all the time. We are grateful for the opportunity to be altogether once again here at the Indianapolis Training Center.
“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!”
Psalm 133:1
We anticipate spending the holidays together and as the weather gets colder and the leaves fall, we purpose to continue to know and glorify the Maker and Creator of it all. That all those who see our family might be turned to Him.
“My mouth shall speak the praise of the LORD: and let all flesh bless his holy name for ever and ever.”
Psalm 145:21
By the way…check out some great testimonies on the Staddon’s Family website as well as the Wilkes Team about the FOCUS Journey!!
Sweet graphic header! Who put it together?
Praise the Lord for what He has done on all the Journeys this year. I bet your glad for a winter of rest from leading them. May you be filled and inspired to give away again next year!
“I will delight myself in Thy statutes: I will not forget Thy WORD.” Psalm 119:16
Thank you so much for your work at Indy as well as leading the journey, to make possible the important things that happen there. On the journey, I appreciate you not trying to force anything to happen but letting God’s Word work through the conscience to accomplish his work. It is worth it for every one who has come to a turning point in their lives there. As you work at Indy, abounding in every good work, may God’s grace abound toward you! 2 Cor. 9:8