Spiritual Hunger
Since Carmi, Ed and I have arrived on the LCO Reservation in Couderay, WI almost all of our interaction has been with Christian Native Americans and Caucasians, most of them attendees to LCO Assembly
When Rich and Carmi knew they were going to be doing ministry at the LCO Reservation in Couderay, WI, Ed Sam immediately came to their mind. Ed is a Native American that was in their sober housing program for
Carmi and I are amazed at the hunger and thirst that we are seeing from the Christians we are meeting here on the LCO Reservation. They are wanting to see the Body of Christ unite together for sake of
Carmi and I left Greers Ferry, AR at 7:30am and arrived at Des Moines, Iowa around 7pm. We got to bed around 9:30pm and got up at 3:30am to drive to St Paul, MN to pick up our friend
At the building of the tabernacle God told Moses to have the people make an offering of a variety items, one of the items was olive oil for the lamps that produced the light in the tabernacle. (Exodus 25:1-6)
I have always known as a Christian that unbelief can be sinful, but I have never looked at it as actually being evil. Reading the August 27 devotional Morning and Evening by Charles Spurgeon, helped me to see the
Lac Courte Oreilles (LCO) Reservation Mission Trip
Carmi and I are going back to the LCO Indian Reservation in Couderay, WI. (Our first time was with 37 people from our church, Greers Ferry Assembly of God
Charles Spurgeon shared a perspective that I have not seen emphasized so strongly by others. He suggests that King David’s life was symbolic of the life of Jesus. Reading this devotion it made me wonder if my life is
A good friend asked me what they thought was probably a very simple question. I gave them a simple answer. But the truth is the question was not simple and the answer absolutely was not simple to answer, it
My father and I did not have the best relationship, but I will be forever thankful for my father instilling in me a love for nature-a love of the outdoors.
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