Good evening all
Welcome from a nice and cool Siem Reap. Can you believe it gets cool even in Cambodia?? Well, we get that day or 2 that it is nice and cold 16 degrees Celsius, everybody got their winter clothes on and it’s cold. We even switch the fans off and sleep of course under blankets. Come and try it out, it is true hahaha.
With this sudden coolness and the rain that stopped, it brings a lot of illnesses. I woke up this morning with a nice snot nose and sore throat, doctor it and it seems to be better now. Praise God that Toinette’s back is a bit better. The doctor gave her some meds and we try this now.
Please pray for Abraham and his family as they are all a bit under the weather. Send some meds over and hope they feel better today.
Pray for Jared up in Stung Treng. Not sure what is wrong but he started to have some severe pain in his chest and blank out. He got tested for everything and at the moment he is positive for Covid. Well, we see what happens.
Our helper Srey Mao is at home now for several days due to Pink eye and the children are ill. She told me that there are so many people with various illnesses at the doctor's.
Please continue to pray for Anti Elna and Uncle Nico in Paarl.
Please pray with me for the Datu (captain) of Pigalungan's family. One of his wives, Pacita died and left behind a legacy worth mentioning. We were close friends those days in the Philippines and it feels like I lost a family member.
What finally persuaded them to launch out in obedience to the bottom line of our Lord’s last great command? Was it their reading of Luke’s “how to” book—the Acts of the Apostles—that helped them to believe at last that they could indeed reach other peoples with the gospel, as Paul and Barnabas were doing? Or was the destruction of Jerusalem by Titus in A.D. 70 the final persuasion that forced them out of their nest once and for all? Whatever the persuasion, most of them did finally move out! And ever since at least some Christians have kept moving out in obedience to Jesus’ final command.
We hold in our hands the possibility of bringing God’s 4,000-year-old promise to final fruition. Representing the Abraham factor, shunning all alliance with the Sodom factor and acknowledging the Melchizedek factor with the tithe of credit it deserves— WE CAN DO IT!
Richardson, Don. Eternity in Their Hearts (p. 189). Baker Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.
May you all experience the Lord in a most beautiful way this week.
Love
Rossouw-clan
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