God - The Big Perspective

“in the beginning, God…” (Genesis 1:1, NIV)

God is The singular reality. God alone began and sustains all existence.

He is forever the great “I am.” He is all of history’s “unmoved mover.”

Any understanding of reality not rooted in our personal Creator is fundamentally in error. Trusting in one’s own mental reasoning and the reliability of sensing and understanding the outside world necessarily assumes a reliable and rational Creator. In short, in order to trust in and use our very minds, we must believe in and trust in our Creator and therefore acknowledge our place as created beings.

The source of truth and of life does not begin with us or with any of our predecessors. Just as the daylight for which we daily depend radiates from the sun, so does life and truth radiate from God, its singular source. The only means for vision is light. The only means for understanding reality is God’s very revelation to us in His Word. Any other source of illumination is fundamentally flawed and unreliable. The Psalmist proclaims: “For with you is the fountain of life; in your light we see light.” (Psalm 36:9, NIV).

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April - May Prayer Letter 2014

Dear friends and family, I hope you all had a wonderful Easter weekend. Praise God, Jesus is risen indeed! I just wanted to share a few updates and prayer requests for the Keywi Card project: Please pray for the t rade show in Atlanta, Georgia! This June 22-25, Keywi Cards will be exhibiting at the International Christian Retail Show in Atlanta, Georgia ( http://christianretailshow. com/ ). Nearly every major Christian bookstore retailer and distributor will be there along with many well-know Christian authors and speakers. A s you can imagine, preparations for this show are quite extensive and I have often felt stressed and overwhelmed over the last few weeks. I could really use prayer for balance, guidance, wisdom, and time management. There are so many things that still need to be accomplished in a short period of time. I'm making a catalog, designing hang tags and UPC labels, sourcing displays for the cards, designing and creating a booth for the

Why Memorize God's Word?

God’s word is living an d life-changing. Hebrews 4:12 states: " For the word of God is living and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart." (NIV) When you memorize key passages from the Bible, you are able to meditate on God’s word at any time. This is especially helpful when you face difficulties, fears, or attacks from the enemy. A better, more thorough knowledge of the Bible helps you pray and know God’s character in a deeper way as well as understand God’s will for your life. Not only will you be better able to handle life’s challenges, but you will be able to better encourage others in their spiritual journeys. Memorization of God’s word will also strengthen your spirit, increase your faith, and help you progress in spiritual maturity. Memorization of scripture takes dedication and perseverance, but the reward in reaping eternal, lasti

The Keywi Symbol

Beauty in nature reveals the artistry, creativity, and goodness of our Creator. Kiwi fruit is not just delicious to eat, but forms a beautiful starburst pattern when sliced in half. This is just one example of how we know and experience God’s goodness! Psalm 34:8 encourages us to “Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.” (NIV) Just as God’s gift brings nourishment and delight to our senses, every set of Keywi™ cards made for this project is designed to be both beautiful and provide nourishment to the soul. As with any fruit, a kiwi begins as a tiny black seed. Planted in good soil with proper watering and light, the kiwi can grow into a vine and bear fruit. Just as Jesus taught in the parable of the sower, my prayer is that the seeds of God’s word would fall on the good soil of your heart, producing in you a fruitful and abundantly fulfilling life. Bearing fruit requires that we remain in Christ. Jesus stated i

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