Hello friends, I’m back from Africa now and trying to get situated for the next season of advancement. Some are asking me if I did any journaling this time out to which I regretfully have to say no.

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Our “flow” of life has changed now that we are back home. The last two days have been a battle in the flesh for Nette and I both, dealing with this infirmity. We are persevering and on the upswing, anticipating the breakthrough that the resistance is trying to hinder. Rest is one of the most […]

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Whew. Nette and I had a rough night last night. We are both fighting a respiratory infection. We are drinking lots of juice and taking Airborne vitamins and looking for the manifestation of the Word in our bodies. “…by His stripes we are healed.”
As I was drinking my coffee this morning I could hear “How […]

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“We may forget that the poor are not an abstraction but rather a group of human beings who have names, who are made in the image of God, whose hairs are numbered, and for whom Jesus died. The people who live in poverty are as valued, as important, as loved as those who do not.”
(Bryant […]

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We just returned from a day at “Cataratas do Iguacu.” (You can do a search on Google Images and see many different photos that will give an idea of the immensity of the place.) It is the largest waterfall system in the world and a truly awe inspiring sight.
I spoke to someone last week who […]

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“Hunger for God is a gift from God.” - Dan Duke
When the hungry seek God…something shifts between heaven and earth,
…heaven hears the sound of faith, and opens the gates of provision,
…releasing the refreshing rain and the holy fire.
Refining, reviving, restoring, renewing, and removing anything contrary to the advancing Kingdom.
There is a sound of desperation in […]

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As I look out the window of my connecting flight to Iguacu I am captivated by a strange sight. At the end of the runway of the Sao Paulo airport is an aircraft graveyard. An assortment of old commercial aircraft sit broken-down in a fenced area. Many of them are covered in mold and with […]

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Today we head for Sao Paulo and then Foz do Iguacu. The taxi that was supposed to take us to the airport this morning never showed. Fortunately, I was able to find a guard at the camp who called another taxi for us. “Speedy Gonzalez” shows up and blasts us to the airport. $35.00 later […]

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Another day of intense meetings. Last night’s  meeting ran from 7PM to 4AM. It is now 9AM and most everyone is back for the morning worship. The saturation of the anointing in the meetings is worth it. Several days in this type of atmosphere has a deep effect on your body and soul.

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We heard a report from someone who had stayed at the original hotel that we had reservations with. What appeared to be a hassle turned out to be a blessing. The locals who found out that the Argintinean soccer team was staying there decided to do their best to deprive them of their sleep. (Did […]

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