Journey

Coming down off a rise in St. Pamphile, Quebec, I could look over the border into the Maine mountains.  Something life-changing took place in this village that day. I had asked Christ to forgive me and I didn’t know what else to say to Him. This all took place in the cab of a logging truck. The truck engine was the same and the sun’s rays played off the snow as usual on a bright sunny day as I journeyed back. However, I felt there was a change in my life that I didn’t fully understand.

That was almost forty-eight years ago.  Over the passage of those four decades, I studied Scripture in a Bible institute in Canada, earned two degrees, pastored two different churches over a period of forty-two years and volunteered for thirty-six years in EMS. I wasn’t alone in this because God had given me a French wife and English teacher to make it all possible.

What did I learn over all of these years? God is faithful and will never place you where the grace of God can’t sustain you.

Jeremiah 29:11-12

 For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope. Then you will call upon me and come and pray to me, and I will hear you.

It was to work for Israel as a true promise. I can attest that it also worked for me and I am convinced it can work for you if you avail yourself of it.

Think about it.

Gary

Posted in Devotional.

Leave a Reply