100 PERSONAL WORDS: The palm tree produces fruit from a young age to old age. I sincerely want to be like that! It’s a reason for this blog! (I want everyone to know that they can start reading with me at any time and, God willing, in two years they will complete the entire Bible). The giant Cedar trees of Lebanon are always green (evergreen). They grow tall and are rooted very deeply, so that they can withstand any storm that comes, without being toppled. I sincerely want to be like that too! These blessings are from God, who grows, strengthens, and makes flourish all who surrender to Him as Saviour and Lord. As Psalm 92:2 tells me “To declare Your lovingkindness every morning” (the blog posted at 6:00 a.m.), and “Your faithfulness every night,” I try to do that also! As I retire at night, I read the Scriptures for the next morning, so they can percolate in my spirit overnight. Then I read the same portion the next morning, praying about what God is saying to me through His Word as I prepare to type these words. Yours because of God’s lovingkindness and faithfulness! David P.S. Please pray for Ron, Moira, and Jerry as they host for another week the annual membership campaign on the 100 Huntley Street telecast. It’s so very important that all of us who have joined the Crossroads Family of Ministries remain faithful, committing to monthly giving and increases, if possible, and that we encourage others to join us. Many older members are passing on to their reward. For example, three of our long-time faithful Crossroads members have gone on to their heavenly reward this past week. Cal Bombay’s Mom, Olive, Jim Cantelon’s Mom, Shirley, and Jean Ambrose, mother of Ginny, who has often sung on 100 Huntley Street. Ginny and her Mom sang in the People’s Church choir during the years Dr. John Hull was Pastor there. 100 Huntley Street viewers will remember Cal and Jim, as Cal gave daily commentaries and Jim often hosted the daily telecasts. Cal can be contacted at [email protected], Jim at jim@visionledd, and Ginny at ginnylynn@rogers. I’m sure they would appreciate any words of encouragement. REMINDER: If you wish to post a comment on my blog, go to 100words.ca and “Leave a Reply.”
Posted on: Sat, 19 Oct 2013 10:57:31 +0000