Our Last Day in Kenya

God's Highest Will from "Mornings with Tozer"

Then said he, Lo, I come to do thy will, O God. Hebrews10:9

Let us consider three simple things reinforced in the Word of God for those who would discern God's highest will.

First, be willing to put away known sin!

Second, separate yourself from allof the attractions of the world, the flesh and the devil!

Finally, offer yourself to your God and Savior in believing faith!

God has never yet turned away an honest, sincere person who has come to know the eternal value of the atonement and the peace that is promised through the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.

The only person who will never be cleansed and made whole is the one who insists he or she needs no remedy. The person who comes in faith to God and confesses, "I am unclean; I am sin sick; I am blind," will find mercy and righteousness and life.

Our Lord Jesus Christ is theSavior, the Cleanser. He is the Purifier, the Healer. He is the Sight Giver and the Life Giver. He alone is the Way, the Truth and the Life!

Today is our last day in Kenya. I started the day having breakfast with my good friend Scott MacCloy who arrived late last night. Scott was my manager with I was the Director for the Government and Education Sector at Qwest Communications for the Mid-Atlantic States. It was great catching up with him. He is part of a group that is climbing Mt Kilimanjaro as a fundraiser for the Leah Ngini Center at AIU.

Then it was off to church at Nairobi Chapel. After church I traveled with my friend David Waweru to see the newest addition to their family, a boy named Ian, born yesterday at 3:30 PM. It was fun watching his sister Shana welcome him to the family. She is so cute. When she saw me at church, she came running and jumped into my arms. She is such a delight.

Then it was back to AIU for my last two meetings before we head home later tonight.

Stay tuned to this blog as we plan to post regularly through the year.