“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.” Proverbs 3:5-6 NLJV  G reetings in the wonderful name of Jesus our Lord and Savior. I trust all is well with you and yours, and that you are enjoying the blessings of God in all areas of your life. I am happy to report that all is well with us, and we are walking in His blessings day by day.   Ministry wise, I have taken the month of January to wait before the Lord for a fuller understanding of the ways in which He is leading me in ministry. I believe every minister needs to designate periods of time for this purpose, just as Jesus did in His own ministry. Happily, I can report that the Lord has granted my desire of Him.  I wish I could lay it all out for you right now. However, the Lord and I are still working on the details of how to implement everything, and I believe it would be premature of me to say anything more at thi

Greetings from soggy Redding!  P raise God! The drought is finally, officially over in Northern California! Two years of above average rainfall did the trick. Rivers are running full, reservoirs are nearing capacity, and dry creek beds aren’t dry. What a demonstration of the extravagance of our Father!   KENYA God has done something wonderful. He has forged a place for Kenya and her people deep in our hearts. Kenya represents a paradox of sorts, a living illustration of the wheat and tares parable. Yes, there are frauds and charlatans, but there are also good, godly men and women like Gordon and Beatrice Onyango. In coming months we will be sharing their stories. Right now we want to give you a glimpse of their heart. Some of you know Gary and Delana Miracle. Gary introduced Mark to Gordon in August of last year. He felt Gordon might be able to help Mark out with some of logistics of the trip. Wow, was he ever right! Gordon stepped into the breach, arranged for a car, met Mark