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Ryan, Sarah, Josh & Caleb
"May God be gracious to us and bless us and make his face shine upon us, that your ways may be known on earth, your salvation among all nations." - Psalm 67:1-2
Ryan, Sarah, Joshua and Caleb serving in Costa Rica! Our family simply lives to know God and make Him known! Serving in the city of San Jose, we simply share with our world the risen Lord, in word, in action, and in life.
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THE NEW NEWZ!
As Caleb is shouting for all, we are excited about our new move to serve with YWAM San Jose, Costa Rica. Our hearts are bubbling with a joyous sense of expectancy as we know God has amazing things waiting for our family. Just a sneak peek .... language school, DTS, the Middle East, tons of kidz and can you spell KIDZREACH!
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Saying Goodbye
It's never easy saying goodbye, but with joy and a few tears we head for our new adventure. We have been blessed to serve in Heredia, Costa Rica and look forward to serving long term in San Jose, the capital of Costa Rica. Thanks to everyone who has been praying for our transition to city life again. The God we serve is truly faithful as we are watching Him provide for everything.
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Our New Home
This is our new home in the heart of San Jose, Costa Rica. We invite everyone to stop by and enjoy a delicious cup of coffee with us. If you cannot come by in person, visit our new ministry online at http://www.ywamsj.org
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Simply miraculous
Mark 1: 40-42
Forty-nine recorded miracles surround the life of Jesus, from the miracle of His birth to His death, resurrection and ascension. He delivered people from demons, He healed the sick, and He turned two loaves of bread and five fish into a meal for a hungry crowd of thousands. Most startling of all, He raised three people from the dead.
Jesus did these things without fanfare. They were a natural outflow of a life that is creative, constructive and compassionate. He has all power and authority, yet all His miracles are a mirror of His character, full of love and mercy.
Jesus’ miracles testify to the fact that He is the Christ, the promised Messiah. He is the God who created nature. Jesus still performs miracles today. Hebrews 13:8 says that Jesus is the “same yesterday and today and forever.” His character hasn’t changed. Thanks be to God!
Think about this quotation from a 19th century author and theologian, George MacDonald: “The miracles of Jesus were His Father’s normal miracles wrought small and swift that we might know them.” Do you agree? Is it unreasonable to expect that God performs miracles today given what you know about His character? Should we be surprised when miracles occur?
Consider: Mark 1: 23-26; Luke 7: 11-16; John 4: 46-54
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