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Europe » Norway » Eastern Norway » Oslo September 27th 2005

I’ve really enjoyed spending time in God’s word each day. It is just wonderful growing in Him and so I’m just going to share with you various versus that have spoken to me or stood out lately. Below is a good quote I read about the important of studying God’s word and spending time with Him. J. I. Packer writes, “The world becomes a strange, mad, painful place and life in it a disappointing and unpleasant business, for those who do not know God. Disregard the study of God and you sentence yourself to stumble through life blindfolded, as it were, with no sense of direction and no understanding of what surrounds you. This way you can waste your life and lose your soul.” In my quiet time I find the knowledge of God that makes ... read more

Europe » Norway » Eastern Norway » Oslo September 26th 2005

We had some great teachings last week I want to share with you some of the highlights. Paul The first teaching was on the lifestyle of Paul. What I really loved about that teaching was that the teacher said that the lifestyle of Paul should be what is normal for each & every Christian. Usually when we think of Paul we think, “Oh he was such a great man of God” but see him more as the super Christian. Instead we should aspire to live exactly like Paul - not see him as above what we should reach for, but exactly what we should mimic in our lives. Remember what Jesus said “I tell you the truth, anyone who has faith in me will do what I have been doing. He will do even greater things ... read more

Europe » Norway » Western Norway » Jostedal September 24th 2005

Door Wim georganiseerd± een wandeling op de gletsjer van de Austendalsbreen. Dit is zijn onderzoeksgebied en heeft voor ons dit uitstapje georganiseerd met een gids. Hiervoor zijn we op tijd vertrokken en na ongeveer ander half uur lopen kwamen we dan eindelijk aan op de gletsjer. Een prachtige plek waar twee gletsjers bij elkaar kwamen. Hier konden we genieten tijdens onze pauze van een paar kleine lawines van ijs die door het warme weer los kwamen van de gletsjer. We zaten buiten de gevarenzone en hebben dit prachtige natuurgeweld kunnen zien op een veilige afstand. Kortom een prachtige dag!... read more
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Lunch op een prachtige plek
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Europe » Norway » Western Norway » Bergen September 24th 2005

'Ever heard of a place... I think it's called Norway? That was one of mine. I got an award for it' - Slartibartfast, designer of planet Earth in "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" ... read more
On our way
Fjord
Bergen harbor

Europe » Norway » Eastern Norway » Oslo September 23rd 2005

Today was the second day of “Taste of Heaven.” It seems like it is just getting harder for me to talk to people. I usually initiate the conversation with “do you speak English?” but it goes downhill from there. Today I spoke with some really negative people and had some other strange conversations. It really makes me tired speaking to so many people. It frustrates me because I know the message I have to give is so important. Just the other day when I was having my PT I was reading about Paul and how he boldly without hindrance preached the kingdom of God and taught about the Lord Jesus Christ (Acts 28:31). And how the Bible says whoever claims to live in Him must walk as Jesus did. We say we are Christians, we take ... read more

Europe » Norway » Eastern Norway » Oslo September 22nd 2005

Before I update you a friend of mine wants to say hi (he's from Iceland - yea I didn't realize people actually live there either): komidi blessud og sael fallega folk.. gud blessi ykkur og gefi ykkur feitan dag!!! Today was the beginning of a three day long outreach in Oslo called "En Smak Av Himmel" or for those who don't speak Norwegian - "A Taste of Heaven." We teamed up with a team from Sweden and another church here in town with the intention of giving Oslo a taste of heaven. We all first met at our church and prayed for the day. We were put into three different groups, a mixture of Swedes and Norwegians (since our temporary home is here we all were included in this group) and went to different locations in ... read more

Europe » Norway » Eastern Norway » Oslo September 19th 2005

I am not sure if it is because I just think I am too old for games or it is because I am not in touch with my artistic side but acting like various animals is not something I find that amusing. Sometimes we have to do things we don’t like, things we see no sense in - today was one of those days. As part of our dance practice, we had to act like different animals (it began with any animals we chose and then some our instructor chose). It is times like this that I just feel old. Most other people seemed to get a kick out of growling and attacking people in their lion form, or purring like a cat. Thankfully it only lasted half an hour but it felt like forever! Afterward ... read more

Europe » Norway » Eastern Norway » Oslo September 18th 2005

Today I went to a coffee shop just to spend some extended time alone with God. It is getting chilly here, I even wore my ski jacket (it is only September; I hope I will survive come December!). It was still a very peaceful and beautiful walk along the harbor. What I read today was about Joseph. It is the part in Joseph's life where he reveals to his brothers who he is and instead of killing them in revenge because they had sold him in to slavery many years before he chose to hug them and said to them that he knew it was God who sent him not them. Despite all the pain and hurt he had gone through because of the day they dropped him in the cistern he saw that God had ... read more

Europe » Norway » Western Norway » Bergen September 17th 2005

We rubbed the sleep out of our eyes at the Bergen train station, and immediately headed to the fish market port to catch a Ferry Boat to the Sogenfjord (Norway’s steepest and longest fjord). We took a nice long cruise up the coast of Bergen and back inland toward Voss on the Sogenfjord. Keith and I both slept for a little while, but Jill and Ben enjoyed the view the whole time. In addition to the beautiful fjords, we saw sheep, small towns on the banks, glacier capped mountains, and amazingly tall waterfalls. At one point on the cruise, we were supposed to change ferrys and the other ferry had forgotten it’s gangplank so they were going to have us jump across from one ferry to the other. Just as Jill was timidly about to attempt ... read more

Europe » Norway » Eastern Norway » Galdhøpiggen September 17th 2005

Der Fanaråken (2068 m) ist ein sehr bekannter Berg in Norwegen in der Region von Jotunheimen, in der wir schon einige wunderschöne Wanderungen unternommen haben. Wir sind von "Turtagrø" (868 m), einem traditionsreichen Sporthotel das hier sehr vielen Wanderern und Kletteren als "basecamp" dient, gestartet und erreichten nach 4 Stunden ziemlich steilen Aufstiegs den Gipfel mit seiner unglaublich weiten und schönen Aussicht.... read more
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