Jesus did not appear comfortable among crowds. He chose twelve men to be with Him; however, on closer contact, Jesus preferred to have Peter and the two Zebedee brothers with Him (Mark 5:37; 9:2; 14:33). Most of Jesus’ contacts and dealings were with individuals. Crowds followed Jesus in the beginning, but His demands diminished them … Continue reading Partners with the Holy Spirit: Part #87 →

To manifest God in His Life and His Deeds, Jesus Himself set aside time to partner with His Father in prayer, and so should we. We do admire people who tell us that they withdraw to be with God, and it is a good thing. Jesus did seek the solitary place, He did pray for … Continue reading Partners with the Holy Spirit: Part #86 →

Living in dispersion, away from the homeland, was a new experience for Peter’s flock, and for Peter himself. On January 19th, 1945 the Russian army drove us from our home. We fled with the people we knew across Poland and half of Germany, where we settled briefly for my brother to be born. We came … Continue reading Partners with the Holy Spirit: Part #85 →

World War II robbed us of our home, business, and the loss of family members, but it also renewed our faith in Christ and God. Our people were scattered all over the globe; and yet, they took their faith with them. Suffering, in my own life, has given me a new meaning to my time … Continue reading Partners with the Holy Spirit: Part #84 →