Lots of work to do... and RedHOP Open Heavens Experience, other stuff...

So, not only do I have this job doing a logo and a web site.  I'm now doing the Redding House of Prayer web site.  So, I've got my work cut out for me.  I don't get paid for it, but I get a little extra practice with some stuff and I can get my name out there.

Right now, we're keeping the previous designer's link up, since he did design it.  I may talk with Van about putting a link up mentioning that it's maintained by me. 

By the way, Redding House of Prayer is having an Open Heavens Experience this summer.  Visit http://www.redhop.org for more information.

My friend, Owen Hurter (some of you may know him from Toronto Airport Christian Fellowship) is moving out here to Redding.  He's going to meet me at my apartment tomorrow sometime.  So, he's going to be looking for a job out here and getting connected with people.  He's totally trusting God in this.  Sounds similar to my move.  But hopefully he'll have less doubt than I did. I'm finally in a place where I'm not doubting that this is where God has me, and I've got breakthrough in believing that God will provide my needs and seeing it happening.  Owen has been doing this kind of thing longer than me.  He's got a family too, so his family is learning to trust in God.  I would have loved to be in a family that learned to trust God the same way.  My children are going to learn to trust God.  I didn't really learn how to truly trust God growing up.  My move to Redding was my first step in learning to really trust God, and I've had to learn to do that since I've been out here. 

My parents are wonderful people.  I don't think we quite get each other a lot of times, and there's things I disagree with them on as far as religious views and stuff they're involved with goes, but they did a much better job than a lot of parents out there.  But I know that I didn't really learn to trust God like I needed to.  And no parents are perfect.  I'm not going to blame them for it, it's really the way they grew up.  They taught what they learned.  God has placed people in my life, fortunately, to learn better ways.  I'm not saying I'm going to be a perfect father, I'm sure I'll make mistakes too.  But who doesn't?  The thing is, my kids are going to learn to trust God.  Now, I just have to meet that woman I'm supposed to marry so I can go ahead and marry her and we can have kids.

I'm still waiting to hear from Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry for an interview.  Hopefully I'll hear something soon. 

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