I am sorry my blog posts have been very sparse of late. Since late February I have had some real challenges physically and I have been in the hospital on a couple of occasions. Basically, confined to a bed for two of those weeks. Nevertheless, God has been gracious and I am doing much better, and will have surgery sometime in June to permanently resolve some issues at hand. I thank the Lord for your prayers, and for the grace of God at this time in my life.
I know we all have had our challenges with Covid, Church Services and Ministry. However, as I have talked to many pastors and friends of FBC, I am encouraged by their faithfulness and devotion to the cause of Christ. May we all see these times as temporary setbacks, and an opportunity toward renewal in our ministry. Challenges like we are facing come and go, but God's faithful love never forsakes us. His plans don't change, but the methods do.
Like any battle we face in life we may have to change tactics, or reassess where we are placing our resources. Nevertheless, the victory is already our's, as we are destined for success. For He who has begun a good work in us will finish it, and accomplish what He has sent us out to do. Amen.
In closing, I wanted to share with you an ancient christian thought on the Holy Spirit, and encourage you in this season of Pentecost. May God use you and bless you in a profound way in the days ahead.
God bless you,
Dr. Vossen
I know we all have had our challenges with Covid, Church Services and Ministry. However, as I have talked to many pastors and friends of FBC, I am encouraged by their faithfulness and devotion to the cause of Christ. May we all see these times as temporary setbacks, and an opportunity toward renewal in our ministry. Challenges like we are facing come and go, but God's faithful love never forsakes us. His plans don't change, but the methods do.
Like any battle we face in life we may have to change tactics, or reassess where we are placing our resources. Nevertheless, the victory is already our's, as we are destined for success. For He who has begun a good work in us will finish it, and accomplish what He has sent us out to do. Amen.
In closing, I wanted to share with you an ancient christian thought on the Holy Spirit, and encourage you in this season of Pentecost. May God use you and bless you in a profound way in the days ahead.
God bless you,
Dr. Vossen
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