No. Not alone. Believe it or not, the whole plane load expresses thanks. I’ve never met such a cheer filled bunch of travelers. “Happy Thanksgiving” resounds everywhere. Friendly conversations carry on. Travelers call friends up until the moment the boarding doors close and as soon as we touch down- all to wish others the season’s cheer.
Written on Thanksgiving day on the plane. Couldn't be posted until today.
I wonder.
It’s something how a holiday can make people remember what’s really important.
I’m thankful too. For a loving family at home. For the prayers of friends. For an opportunity to take another stab at darkness.
Most of all, I’m thankful for the fact that we have something to be thankful for every day of the year- Being children of the King is no ordinary privilege.
I’m on my way to meet with 45 visionary young people in Europe to discuss the work of God.
Prayers would most certainly be appreciated.
Written on Thanksgiving day on the plane. Couldn't be posted until today.
My prayers are flying heaven-ward on your behalf. God has amazing things in store for this weekend, I know!
ReplyDeletePraying for you brother. :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings as your away from home! God has many great things waiting for you as you start off on this new opportunity I know:)
ReplyDeletePrayers!
Emz
Thanks for your prayers, friends! God is good. We have two _full_ days ahead of us...
ReplyDeleteSo nice to come across your family blog and be your first and only visitor from Japan. A while ago I heard about the meetings in Europe--praying that all goes well.
ReplyDeleteMy prayers from my family and I are with you. :)
ReplyDeleteAiko- Wonderful to hear from you! We were pleased to have a visitor from Japan, and especially pleased that it was you! We appreciate those prayers. :)
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