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Tuesday, January 31, 2006
Counting on the Lord's Presence
"And He (the Lord) said, My presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest." Exodus 33:14

Today we were blessed by a visit from some friends--a supporting pastor and his wife drove several hours to come see us. They were an encouragement to us. One reason is because they have faced a similar battle against cancer so we felt a certain comfort in the knowledge that they understand the struggle. But the greatest encouragement was their desire to let us know that we are not alone. Just knowing that others are with us in the battle brings courage.

How much more vital to our spiritual well being is the knowledge of the Lord's presence! I love this promise from Exodus spoken by the Lord to His servant, Moses. And I love Moses' reply. He said, "If thy presence go not with me, carry us not up hence!" I feel that way too. There is no way I want to face the days ahead without the presence of the Lord. He must go with us! And I know He will. I claim this promise as my own.

Over the weekend we traveled down to Pensacola, Florida to attend the "Winging" ceremony of our Marine son, Richard. We are very proud of him and his accomplishments. As he continues his training and serves our country, we are depending on the presence of the Lord to be with him too.

Tomorrow Malcom will see the doctor and we'll know the results of last week's CT scan. Hopefully he will be able to continue the chemotherapy treatments.

 
posted at 11:02 PM  
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At 12:54 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I was praying he would feel well enough to go. All things work together for good to them that love the Lord and are called according to His purpose. If nothing else, I believe our loving heavenly father knew your hearts desires and the importance to you and Richard for Malcom to be able to make this trip. If he had the Chemo treatment, he might not have felt well enough or at least been able to enjoy the time together as much. We remain faithful in caring and praying for you all and hope the scan has better results this time.

In His love

Rick & Sue in NH

 

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