Aound the World in 80 Days

Sat, Nov 22 2008 12:50 | South Carolina, travel, Georgia, West, Cleveland Park Bible Church, Texas, Spartanburg, arizona, Florida | Permalink

Well, it wasn’t exactly around the world in 80 days, but we did travel through 13 states and drove 8,353.2 miles over the past 8 weeks. Our van, which now has more than 205,000 miles in its history, did not give us a bit of trouble (except for running out of gas in El Paso, Texas). We are very grateful for God’s protection which He gave to us and for the way He provided for us along the way. It was truly a memorable trip.

We have one family in Florida that has already begun supporting us on a monthly basis and several more churches or individuals who mentioned that they will be prayerfully considering partnering with us. Please pray that God will give us the partners we need in order to move to France.

We are excited to be home for five whole days before heading back out again! We are especially grateful to be able to spend the Lord’s Day with our home church family. Our travels between now and the New Year should be much lighter, though we do have three more Sundays away and trips to North Carolina and Pennsylvania on the schedule.

Thank you to each individual and church family who made this last trip such an enjoyable and memorable experience.

TimBix

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Early Fall in Florida

Wed, Oct 8 2008 07:45 | Florida | Permalink

Here are a few pics of our week and half in Florida. We had a great time getting to know believers from three different churches. We are now Texas-bound.

TimBix

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A Visit to Clearwater Christian College

Mon, Apr 14 2008 07:58 | Florida | Permalink

I enjoyed the privilege of being able to preach in chapel to the students of Clearwater Christian College during their annual missions conference, April 7-11, 2008. On Wednesday I preached on “The Lord of the Harvest” from Jonah 1, and on Thursday presented a historical analysis of France along with a theological and philosophical survey of the Great Commission. The only negative to the trip was that I had to go alone and was unable to share the experience with my lovely wife.

TimBix

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