Every once in awhile it is important to step back from the daily press and reconnect to the sense that it is God who is at work in us to will and to work His good pleasure (Phil 2:13).
In Exodus 12, as God was establishing the Passover, He told the children of Israel that they should celebrate the day as a memorial unto all generations. It was to be an experience that they would relive and teach to their children.
I believe in the power of the Word of God – not just the Word written and stored on a shelf, but the Word written in the hearts of believers and then spoken into the world.
Shiloh is once again embarking on a course of reading the Bible together, and I have been thinking about the deep anointing that comes to rest upon people who pursue a relationship with God in His Word.
Our children’s church is named “the Joshua Generation” after Joshua who was taught to follow the Lord by his spiritual father Moses and grew to be a leader in Israel during the time when they entered the land of promise. The name reflects, among other things, our belief that our children will be taught of the Lord by mothers and
One of the richest things about our family here in Shiloh is the love and respect that exists between the generations. To me it is a deep reminder of God’s faithfulness to see young men and women growing up with a hunger for God equal to or greater than the hunger of their parents or even their grandparents.