Yesterday I spoke to 90 guests at a Christian leaders' breakfast as a lead-up to an AiG conference in Grand Rapids, Michigan. I then spoke to around 850 at a Christian businessmen's luncheon. This was a normal outreach of the group (although there were hundreds more than normal in attendance) but also a lead-up to the upcoming AiG conference.
I have included some photographs of the luncheon:
I have also included a photograph of myself with my good friend of 20 years, Craig Baker, who is one of the main visionaries behind the upcoming AiG conference.
I praise the Lord for the dedicated committee Craig has brought together who have already been working very hard to see this conference become a great success.
I was told that they met at church during a theater presentation of Frank Peretti’s novel Tilly (dramatized by Henry O. Arnold) that the Destination Theatre Company was presenting. John was playing the part of the preacher and Jan’s daughter was also in the play as Tilly’s mother, Kathy. They had both lost their spouses (John is 68 and Jan is 60) and were instantly attracted to each other. John wrote the following song and sang it to his bride during the ceremony:
Out of loneliness my heart cried “I’ve no one to sing love songs to!” God heard my cry He prompted a call “Can you play a part in the Tilly play?” “Sure,” said I, And met the one who calls out my love In songs and words and deeds.I have included two photos of the honeymoon couple taken at the Museum.Chorus: Love songs from the heart are sung in many different ways Love songs from the heart are sung on many different days Saying “I love you” with a touch, a word, a phrase Making heart connections day by day.
You just never know who you might meet at the Creation Museum.
Not fullyThanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,(1 Kings 11:6) And Solomon did evil in the sight of the LORD, and went not fully after the LORD, as did David his father.
It is not the evil of a complete turning away from the Lord Jesus Christ that is our present danger—it is the evil of half-hearted devotion, of not fully following Him.
Ken
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