Planting
April 12, 2008 by Ruth
Church planting requires all hands on deck, including little ones in training.
What a privilege it is to serve with those that love the Lord, desire the Word, and long to be His hands and feet. Doug Wilson has said, “You measure success by faithfulness to God–does the next generation want to do it again?” We pray that the answer will be “YES!.”
, and am enjoying the opportunity to teach and disciple my children at home. When not busy with family, I love to paint, sew, garden, host teas, cook, play the piano, mentor younger ladies, and redecorate my girlfriends' homes.
Amen!
I echo Tracy, and hearty Amen! Are you guys planting a church? Wow, what an endeavor yet what a way to witness firsthand God’s work in your community.
I read your comment on MG’s latest post…and now I’m seeing your post here. I did not know you all were church planters, either!
I pray too, that our young ones will “catch” a love for the Lord from seeing it in us, and live lives of devotion to Him and His Kingdom.
Hi Ruth,
I found your blog via a comment you had left on modobjectathome blog.
I see that you belong to the “beautiful food photography’ club. How do you all do it? My efforts at photographing food are just…well, they are awful. I am looking for any help I can get, any tips. Is it really all in having a good macro function? I wonder….
Anyway, your kids are adorable and I love your banner. Your Moroccan chicken sounds yummy. Have you popped over to myhouseinmarrakesh.blogspot.com, she lives in Morocco and posts wonderful photos of the enchanted city she calls home.
I really like your blog; I’ll be back.
Best regards,
Lavinia
Are these two workers my son Eric and my grandson Judah?
May the Lord greatly bless this church with His abundantly love!