Email Testimony
Dear Dave and Denise,
Over a year and a half ago ago my husband Sean lost his favorite windbreaker jacket. We looked and have continued to look everywhere multiple times but it has not been found. Since that time I have been asking Heavenly Father to dispatch worker angels to go and find this loved jacket and retrieve it for Sean. Some may think this frivolous but Heavenly Father really does care about ALL aspects of our lives. HE even said "You have not because you ask not". James 4:2-3. So I asked. HE knew where that jacket was.
Last Friday we left town (Minneapolis area) for a quick retreat to South Carolina beach. A time to electronically unplug, and recharge ourselves and celebrate our 35th wedding anniversary.
We flew home Tuesday (2/28) arriving home some 14-1/2 hours later on 3/1/23 around 12:30 AM. It should have only been a 2-1/2 hour flight home but for some reason Heavenly Father wanted us to fly on 4 different airplanes (one we boarded taxied out to the runway then had to return to the terminal, unboard for over an hour then reboard) flying to 3 different states as far north as Washington DC and as far west as Dallas TX before we would get home.
Met lots of folks, shared the love of Jesus with them. So many are still living in a spirit of fear. We shared hope, joy, peace as doors were opened to us.
We finally made it home. With it being so late we just left our backpacks and jackets on the floor, took quick showers and went to bed. Sean had to be at work in a few hours so sleep was needed. When we got up I began unpacking our backpacks and went to the hall closet to hang up our winter jackets. THERE HANGING IN THE CLOSET WAS SEAN'S LOVED WINDBREAKER.
Sean works from home so I hung the windbreaker on the railing going down to his office. That way when he came up from his office he would see it.
Prayer family. Please be encouraged. Heavenly Father really does care about EVERY aspect of our lives, even the little things. I know we needed this encouragement as well. The spiritual battle we as an Ekklessia have been in these past several years has been exhausting and discouraging at times.
Blessings To All Of You,
Sean and Karen Akins
Dear Dave and Denise,
Over a year and a half ago ago my husband Sean lost his favorite windbreaker jacket. We looked and have continued to look everywhere multiple times but it has not been found. Since that time I have been asking Heavenly Father to dispatch worker angels to go and find this loved jacket and retrieve it for Sean. Some may think this frivolous but Heavenly Father really does care about ALL aspects of our lives. HE even said "You have not because you ask not". James 4:2-3. So I asked. HE knew where that jacket was.
Last Friday we left town (Minneapolis area) for a quick retreat to South Carolina beach. A time to electronically unplug, and recharge ourselves and celebrate our 35th wedding anniversary.
We flew home Tuesday (2/28) arriving home some 14-1/2 hours later on 3/1/23 around 12:30 AM. It should have only been a 2-1/2 hour flight home but for some reason Heavenly Father wanted us to fly on 4 different airplanes (one we boarded taxied out to the runway then had to return to the terminal, unboard for over an hour then reboard) flying to 3 different states as far north as Washington DC and as far west as Dallas TX before we would get home.
Met lots of folks, shared the love of Jesus with them. So many are still living in a spirit of fear. We shared hope, joy, peace as doors were opened to us.
We finally made it home. With it being so late we just left our backpacks and jackets on the floor, took quick showers and went to bed. Sean had to be at work in a few hours so sleep was needed. When we got up I began unpacking our backpacks and went to the hall closet to hang up our winter jackets. THERE HANGING IN THE CLOSET WAS SEAN'S LOVED WINDBREAKER.
Sean works from home so I hung the windbreaker on the railing going down to his office. That way when he came up from his office he would see it.
Prayer family. Please be encouraged. Heavenly Father really does care about EVERY aspect of our lives, even the little things. I know we needed this encouragement as well. The spiritual battle we as an Ekklessia have been in these past several years has been exhausting and discouraging at times.
Blessings To All Of You,
Sean and Karen Akins