Pastor Sabine — Page 2

June 30, 2010

Dr. George Guthrie regularly ministers to people from behind the piano. Tonight, he used his gift for teaching God’s Word in a practical way, and shared on how to apply God’s wisdom in making wise decisions. Come back for more on what he shared with us! We’ll post it soon. Pictures for today coming soon, too.

It was great to read excerpts of letters from persons in the US and around the globe. Keep them coming and let us know* of you’re experiencing the power of prayer in your life, and how this H.o.P.E community may pray for you! We hope that you’ll join us next week (July 7) via the web for HoPE Global by clicking on this link: http://media.forestlakechurch.org/live

We rejoiced because during the last meeting, a young man named Dulcy had come forward because he wanted to know more about God and give his life to Him. It took a lot of courage, since he is naturally shy. He had come for the first time to the prayer meeting because of an invitation and has been returning ever since. Men of faith surrounded him and asked for God’s blessing for his new journey.

The people of H.o.P.E also had the opportunity to come around Bill. Lynne had invited him along with his family. His twenty year old daughter lost her mom to cancer six months ago, and is today fighting for her life with a recent diagnosis of cancer. As Bill spoke of his daughter, he said that he found courage in knowing that God is present despite this unexpected situation. He then encouraged the group to hold on to God.

We rejoiced some more because John was back! He had joined the Marines eight months ago and many in the congregation had prayed for him. He is on a two-week leave. As soon as the plane landed, he came straight “home”….to the House of Prayer.

See you at H.o.P.E and may it be like “coming home” for you, too

Praying for our joy…and hope for the journey,
Pastor Sabine

*pr****@**************ch.org

Jesus taught us how to pray

April 14, 2010

The Lord’s Prayer or “the disciple’s prayer,” says Dr. Morris, is the prayer Jesus taught His disciple when they inquired how they should address God. “Our Father” reminds us that we are all connected when we say ‘yes’ to God. People of all ages can relate to God as a loving parent. That’s how at least Jesus was helping His friends as He taught them that prayer is a conversation with a Person.

It is never too late or too early to be introduced to a loving heavenly Father. We welcomed our youngest first-time guest, along with her proud parents. (pictured here above)

Margate (pictured above) has known a lot of tough times but she inspires everyone this evening. She has undergone a serious surgery for a life-threatening condition. She marvels today at how God has taken care of her needs. Her heart is full of gratitude for God’s provision.