Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Lym November 2011

This rope was put up in the middle of the conference signifying how we each have our own mountain to climb, our own giants to slay. Individuals were encouraged to "climb the mountain", "stand and fight in the battle", asking God for the tools needed to successfully conquer the mountain.

Saturday, November 19, 2011

Legacy Happening Now!

Thank you all so much for standing with us for this beautiful nation. PLEASE join with us in prayer this weekend for the Legacy Youth Conference happening RIGHT NOW! We have over 200 young people here, ages 15 and up! (We had to cut off registration at 200 and regretfully turned way many youth groups and individuals who wanted to attend. Pray for a miraculous release of finances for this move of God!)

Tonights session opened up with a passionate cry, a sweet, humble cry of humility spread throughout the crowd and God's Spirit touched us, healed us, welcomed us and strengthened us. FIRST THING! Even before any announcements, any preaching, teaching... just.... right into the presence of God. So amazing, so beautiful.

Then the army of God was assembled! God spoke: "No longer will you pray for an army of God to arise, it has risen!"
Please continue to pray for us and for the leaders and youth here at Legacy this weekend. We are not here to waste time, neither are they! There is nowhere else we would rather be RIGHT NOW. We are honored that God would call us to this work. Thanks for walking here with us.

Jason & Sara
PS: Check our facebook pages and the Legacy Youth Ministries facebook page for updates and pictures throughout theweekend!

Friday, November 18, 2011

Prophetic word for keilah at Legacy

Your are Very responsible, very mature. You have an extremely compassionate heart, you are very kind and caring.
You may be 10 years old but you have the character of a 35 year old.
Your life has purpose, your life has meaning, God has a perfect destiny for you. You may wonder what your life is all about but you are right where God wants you, with the right parents, at the right time.
You have a bent for media and the arts, computer, internet and graphics and media. Things that we cannot even begin to dream about right now will be something you’re doing 25 years from now in the media.
Doors will open for you. Doors that we have a hard time walking through you will breeze through as if to say “what’s the big deal’ because of the battles of intercession your parents have fought and prayed for. Easy Breezy.
Legacy and what your parents are doing is paving a way for you, giving you favor.
There is a special grace on your life, not because God love s you any more than anyone else but there is a grace on your life because of your parents’ prayers and life of fighting through. It’s an anointing, a grace over your life.

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Ouch!

Jason took a nasty fall out of a tree today with his chainsaw. Please pray for his healing and for continued protection over our family. He is in quite a bit of pain, hopefully he can sleep tonight and begin healing.

* By the way, the chainsaw should be able to be fixed quite easily. (For those of you who were concerned)! ;)

Took A Nasty Fall

Monday, September 12, 2011

Sunday Happenings

So, it's all over now ha? How was the wedding? I saw one photo on facebook. Pastor Bob took one with his phone. Kendra looked beautiful. I'd like to see more, so sorry to have missed it.
Yesterday was a lazy day. We had great plans, but it was a holiday, Battle of Saint George day, so everything was closed. The Chinese stores were open, so after I went out to YWAM base
to get a few more things, I made a delicious dinner. Well, they liked it. Shake and bake chicken, real rice, and mac and cheese. Oh ya. Also, about the rice pot,
it is definitely not working. See if you can find one. If you can't find one, then bring mine, I can always get another later. Not the small one, the bigger one.
So, Jason worked on the yard, and driveway. Which is now looking great.
He also had to go to the airport to  pick up the two new staff members and their baby. So that took up a couple hours, and then we all went to dinner.
Today is Sunday, it is fairly cool so far. I might attempt some more laundry, but the washer is not spinning out the clothes, so they come out pretty wet, and without a clothes dryer yet, ( stores closed)
it can't get hooked up. It took all day yesterday to dry them, with full on sun, so I'm a little leery of doing it in this coolness. I probably will, I'll let you know, cause I know you all need to know.

So then, today we plan on setting up a few rooms for the new arrivals. Whoohooo. The boys rooms are fully sealed up, no mosquitoes at all, so that is a very good thing. We will put the
queen bed in Elijah's room, ( for me and Rich) and the bunk beds in Judah's room, ( For the boys), and we are thinking to set Keilah up in the unfinished bathroom off the master bedroom.
Or possibly in with the boys, which she doesn't want. She would like to be upstairs, but it is too hot up there, no ventilation yet, and full of mosquitos, so she will just have to be a good sport
for now. Like they haven't all been good sports for way too long now. It will be so good for all the Andrews to get back to normal. What ever that is. Anyway, the bathroom it is.
I can make it cute.........watch me.
Heres a cute thing. A mother bird had built a nest in Judah's  room in a small hole in the wall. And the eggs hatched! So she was feeding them and flying in and out through the rafters.
They were sealing up the room with a ceiling, which would have cut off the mothers entrance, so we had Daniel put the nest, with the babies a foot away from the hole up in the rafters,hoping
the mommy would find them. And she did! So, there are four baby birds, fully visible from up stairs. So cute. She's a tiny tiny mommy bird. Like a humming bird, only not. The kids have named two
of them, feather, pipsqueak and something else. All last names are sparrow. Or so they say for today.
Well, I'm gonna go and heat some water and wash my hair. Sounds like a plan. Maybe cook some breakfast, but maybe not.
Keilah just drove the car around the block. Glad I missed that. Ok, I better get moving before I get fired. Talk to you all later. Enjoy your quiet Sunday. Love love.

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Port Removal - recovery

Nothing like a purple Popsicle to make it all better. What a brave boy.