As we travel across the Northwest raising our support, we’ve been to 15 or 20 churches. We are very grateful to God and to the people He has used in this process. Sometimes I wonder why people are willing to do so much for us without even knowing us.<\/p>\n
But it’s all part of God’s plan. And that’s one of the best parts about this. God is not just working through us, but also through all the people that we’ve met. He’s doing things that we are completely unaware of in the churches and communities we’ve visited.<\/p>\n
We are involved in only one small part of God’s plan. But God is using every part of His church to accomplish His purposes. One of my favorite verses is Eph. 2:10, which says:<\/p>\n
“For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ, so we can do the good things He planned for us long ago.”<\/p>\n
So God has a masterpiece, and we are part of it. He even knows what He’s got planned for us to do. That helps me keep going when I don’t feel like it sometimes.<\/p>\n
Praise:<\/p>\n
-72 is our current percentage. Getting closer…<\/p>\n
-God has provided people, churches, prayer and money in ways we had not imagined<\/p>\n
Prayer:<\/p>\n
-That we continue in our walks with God and learn what He wants to teach us<\/p>\n
-God has provided so far, and we have no doubt He will continue. But don’t stop praying for our financial needs<\/p>\n
Thank you! God has clearly answered ours and your prayers.<\/p>\n
The McIlroys<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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