Dear Friends,
I'm
being challenged to pray in the Spirit more.
So, I started my walk the other day by praying in the Spirit and continued until I finished my 2 mile walk. I felt nothing different at first, but the next day I began thinking thoughts I never had before. Good ones. God ones. And the scriptures are opening up to me more. Makes me want to keep walking and letting God pray through me.
I was reminded of the scriptures, "Walk in the Spirit and you shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh" Galatians 5:16-25.(KJV) "But you, beloved, building yourselves up on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Spirit." Jude 1:20 (KJV) Physical walking is famous for building up our immune system and praying in the Spirit is also.
I think I may have found the best time for me to do both.
A Major Door Has Opened... I wanted to share that I've just received word that my vision many years ago, "God's Treasures Locked Up Behind Bars and Razor Wire," is being translated into the Hindi language. A great move of God is happening in the prisons of India. Prayer groups are multiplying inside the prisons there. Your prayers are making all things possible for our ministry. (See the picture
below).
Thank you for praying for our health, protection and support to keep us going forward. No turning back!
With love,
Bill and Dagmar
Upcoming Meetings: Please Pray and Come Expecting!
* Eastgate Ministries Church - Sunday, June 22nd 10:30am & 6pm
10115 West Hidden Lakes Lane
Richmond, Texas,
77406
Pastor Carolyn Sissom: casissom@comcast.net
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Blowing The Shofar Ministry
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Maryland 21742
** This is a photo of Pastor Davis Mathew, his wife Anila and Ajay Chavan. Ajay is one of the top Christian singers in India who ministers in many prisons. I met Pastor Davis while ministering in New York and handed him the tract about the Army of God being raised up in prisons. Look at how God did something big with a seemingly small gesture on my part. Thank you
Pastor Davis. And thanks be to God!
