The Lord continues to go before us as we are here in NYC. Was able to Skype one of the Bible classes today – what a treat. We are hoping to see the students on line tomorrow. Have been able to talk with so many interesting people here in the City and to hear what the Lord is doing around them and through them (whether they see things that way or not). There are so many dear folks.
This evening Lynda talked to an Associate Dr., who is working along side Dr. Brennan (Dr. Wolf), and he felt it would be good to come over to the hospital this evening after talking to Lynda to make sure things were still on track. While waiting to see him, was able to talk to some more folks who are dealing with cancer.
To make this blog short, he prescribed an antibiotic for mostly precautionary reasons. Again, what a wonderful group of doctors the Lord has surrounded us with that Dr. Wolf would come out, probably after a long day, in the evening to look upon my condition. We just continue to thank the Lord over and over for such humble and gifted men and women- we are truly overwhelmed by the care and love that they convey for their patients.
I was telling a couple (Ross and Marjorie) this evening after our visit with Dr. Wolf, “If the Lord Jesus healed a man 2000 years ago by reaching down to a pile a dust, spitting in the dust and then taking that mud to the blind man’s eyes to make him see. How much more can He use gifted men (who He formed from the dust of the ground and will return to that form if He does not come back before) like Dr. Wolf and Dr. Brennan and Dr. Morton. These are just a few (like the sand on a sea shore if you were to view history as a whole) who the Lord Jesus has chosen to use to bring healing to this cancerous body of mine.
“We love you Jesus and can hardly wait to tell another soul here on earth of all the great things you are still doing this very day. What a day it will be when we experience seeing you face to face – yes, it is not death to die, and we long for you to return so Satan does not even get a taste of an ever so slight, momentary, seemingly victory. O Lord Jesus, please come soon! (Rev. 22:20)
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