Dani and I are very much anticipating this summer at Shiloh and the Young Adult School of Prophets (YASP). It is our delight to watch our young people grow in their love for the Word of God. We have a tremendous staff and team of dorm leaders backing us up. Over the past four months we have had the covering
On Saturday evening May 28, 2011 we all hosted a dinner and an evening of worship and praise with our friends Pastor John de Mello and his wife Marian and his wonderful family from His House Of Restoration Church. We all got together for a delicious dinner followed by a wonderful evening of music and tremendous freedom to worship in
Dani and I are in Brazil right now, and we were privileged to be a part of the 20th anniversary of the School of Prophets camp at Monte Siaõ. There were over 400 people from different states of Brazil, Mexico and the USA gathered at our home church in Niteroi, Rio de Janeiro. The flow of the Word brought by our spiritual father Silas Esteves was revolutionary!
“Be imitators of me. For this reason I have sent to you Timothy, who is my beloved and faithful child in the Lord, and he will remind you of my ways which are in Christ, just as I teach everywhere in every church.” I Corithians 4:16-17
When I read these verses I can feel the heart of the Apostle Paul and his fatherly love for the people at Corinth. He was revealing his heart and giving them an example to follow. Having an example is the best way to learn. That is why little children love to imitate everything they see us doing.
In this beautiful message brought by pastor Daniel, he prepared our hearts for the dedication of the newest member of our congregation, Levi Ikaika Baker, born on June 25th, 2010 to the proud parents Chris and Joanna Baker.
During the summer, Dani and I oversee the Young Adult School of Prophets program at Shiloh. We work very closely with our spiritual parents, Gary and Marilyn Hargrave, as well as with our staff and dorm leaders.
There is a saying in ancient Hawaii which says that words can either be a source of healing or destroying. This is so true, and we need to be careful with our words.
Ka ‘olelo no ke ola, i ka ‘olelo no ka make. It means: In speech is life, in speech is death.
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