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THANKFUL FOR P.U.S.H.!!!

P.U.S.H.  -  Pray Until Something Happens

 At Creed Life Church, Pastor Pete Robertson and myself have been team teaching since I returned to Florida about 4 weeks ago. The Sunday after Easter, April 8th, I taught on Ephesians 3:14-21. I entitled the message "P1 - Priority One". On more than one occasion, Paul the Apostle spoke of that Priority, namely PRAYER. He was essentially saying, prayer is vital for the life of Christ's Church! Pastor Peter on April 15th taught on Ephesians 4:1-3 emphasizing the "Unity of the Spirit". He said the "P1" was related to the "P.U.S.H."! Yes! PRAY UNTIL SOMETHING HAPPENS! 

 The Word of God is so clear and vivid for us today. That's why Creed emphasizes verse by verse teaching of the Scriptures. PUSH became a vital facet for Team Tremblay this past month as we waited on the Lord to move in housing and job transfer from Arizona to Florida. It took 30 days but on that day SOMETHING HAPPENED! For 30 days we were allowed to use a home here in Kissimmee. We moved out on day 30 but also received word that the job transfer went through! So now we continue in our Prayer P.U.S.H. as we are again in temporary housing. The job is 70 miles from here and about an hour and a half one way. We have to find housing there and the way to get our stored belongings to the home once it's in place. Faithful God has it all in check and so we PUSH on. Many of you have prayed with us and we are grateful. Updates to our Journey are at lifejourney.net.

 To hear these teachings go to creedchurch.org and click on the sermon link.

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