On the road...

This weekend I went with Alyn and AJ to minister at a church in Georgetown, TX. Where is Georgetown, you say? Well, it is about 30 miles North of Austin. I really didn't do much ministry, persay, but I had a delitful time hearing my friends teach, meeting new people (my favorite past time), and hanging out. I was hosted by a really great girl about my age who lives in the historic part of Georgetown, not far from the Square (thanks Melinda!). So on Saturday the pastor's of the church (Harvest Assembly of God) took us to lunch at a quiant little diner called Monument Cafe.
It was very cute and for the foreigners amoung us, it was the opitimy of what they think of as the US in the 1950's.

Saturday night we had a meeting at the church where AJ taught on Restoration and it was definitely a word in season for me... specifically in the area of my dreams. I feel like my dreams of seeing people healed and serving people across the World have been stolen or I have handed them over....for whatever reason, I am not a doctor and/or I am not in another country...so, what in the world am I called to. Something big, I know that...Lord, oh Lord..." Here I am, Send me".

Sunday MorningMelinda (my hostess) took me to a great restaurant on the Square called the County Seat.

Then at church Alyn taught on soaking...no, not in a hot tub, but in the presence of God. For those of you who must think that I am off my rocker, I will explain in later posts. It is not that I have never heard of soaking (just laying down and letting God be God...not praying, not reading, no hoping or begging either...just laying there listening to annointed music (like HOME by Laura Woodley and hopefully God), it is that I am TERRIBLE at it...and during my little hike this summer God took me to Isaiah 30:15 -
This is what the Sovereign LORD, the Holy One of Israel, says:
"In repentance and rest is your salvation,
in quietness and trust is your strength,
but you would have none of it.

And I have continued to think of this verse and meditate on it... and of course this was one of the scriptures that Alyn used in his sermon... especially refering to the "but you would have none of it". That really got to me, because I basically have been acting this way...without considering that I was kinda spitting in God's face...yikes. That will draw you to repentance.

So then we went to Johnny Carino's for lunch and then relaxed at the hotel. The Sunday evening meeting was great as well. This was about living a Supernatural life. The stories are amazing, but the really cool thing was to hear about the healing that has been following Alyn and the challenge to step out with the unsaved.

To consider a scenario read the next blog entitled "Consider this..."