Et ce matin, nous disons au revoir à la France aime! (And so, this morning, we bid a fond farewell to France.)
I have been here two weeks, and Sara for one. We have had an extraordinary time at every place we stopped along the way. It has seemed so long ago since my first top in Boeil-Bezing, then to Azille, Angers, and finally to Paris, but there were so many delightful conversations and people to meet along the way. I am so blessed to get to meet the people I meet and see how God is stirring people all over the world to live beyond the emptiness of religious obligation and find a true relationship with the Father by the help of Jesus.
Then Sara and I had three of the most amazing days together in Paris. Though big cities are not my thing, being with Sara is. There’s so much we got to explore about Paris that we missed on our first trip here fourteen years ago, and so much more we got to explore about each other at this stage of the journey as we walked the streets of Paris, or the gardens of Versailles. What an awesome “retreat” we got to have, just the two of us. I love so much the person Sara has been, the person she is, and the person God is still making her to be.
And now we are off to County Wicklow, south of Dublin in Ireland. We have dear, dear friends there who have walked alongside us for many years now and have seen us through more than a few highs and lows. Others are coming in from elsewhere in Europe for some discussions together. We’ll also meet some new brothers and sisters here who wanted to connect while we’re passing through. And I love that God continues to invite the two of us more deeply into this adventure together.
So, it’s set up the ol’ marquee in the field, light the barbie (Oh, I guess that’s Australia), and let’s see how this Jesus is revealing himself around the world.
Enjoy! Enjoy!
Enjoy! Enjoy!
Love following your adventures with Jesus, Wayne!! It makes the world so much smaller and accessible when we realize how many are out there of like mind. It makes me think that this relationship outside of religion is a real move of God….do you think? lol
Love following your adventures with Jesus, Wayne!! It makes the world so much smaller and accessible when we realize how many are out there of like mind. It makes me think that this relationship outside of religion is a real move of God….do you think? lol
Hi Wayne!!
Sounds like you and Sara are having an amazing time!
I am a new follower of yours and am beginning the journey of living relationally! I have recently listened to your Transition talks downloaded from lifestream.org and then happened to be at my brother’s house and saw he had your book “So you don’t want to go to church anymore”. It really is such an exciting journey. Thank you for being faithful to what God wants so that He touches all the people he wants to touch.
Enjoy the rest of your trips around. I look forward to reading more of your blogs and hearing more of what this life can look like!
God Bless,
Anna
Hi Wayne!!
Sounds like you and Sara are having an amazing time!
I am a new follower of yours and am beginning the journey of living relationally! I have recently listened to your Transition talks downloaded from lifestream.org and then happened to be at my brother’s house and saw he had your book “So you don’t want to go to church anymore”. It really is such an exciting journey. Thank you for being faithful to what God wants so that He touches all the people he wants to touch.
Enjoy the rest of your trips around. I look forward to reading more of your blogs and hearing more of what this life can look like!
God Bless,
Anna
Dixie, I don’t much talk in “movements.” I think God moves, men create movements to add their own energy (and often profitability) to Father’s working. But I do think his Spirit has been moving in the earth since the Resurrection to invite people out of their religious performance and into the joy of a real, personal, transforming relationship with him…
Dixie, I don’t much talk in “movements.” I think God moves, men create movements to add their own energy (and often profitability) to Father’s working. But I do think his Spirit has been moving in the earth since the Resurrection to invite people out of their religious performance and into the joy of a real, personal, transforming relationship with him…
Wayne, thank you for answering my questions and thank you Jesus for answering our prayers for Sara.
Dixie, you are so funny, if you have listened to very many of the podcast you might know that Brad and Wayne have had some unusual conversations about “movements”. Very very funny.
Anna, you are in for such a wonderful ride, enjoy, you have no idea the wardrobe you have stepped through. Wayne’s book He Loves Me, remains for me a wonderful foundation for beginning the “rewiring” that has already begun. Welcome to the conversation its a blast.
Wayne, I have a feeling Ireland will be restorative for you both. I just see you two bathed in light and being green. Beautiful.
God Bless us all, every one.
Joni
Wayne, thank you for answering my questions and thank you Jesus for answering our prayers for Sara.
Dixie, you are so funny, if you have listened to very many of the podcast you might know that Brad and Wayne have had some unusual conversations about “movements”. Very very funny.
Anna, you are in for such a wonderful ride, enjoy, you have no idea the wardrobe you have stepped through. Wayne’s book He Loves Me, remains for me a wonderful foundation for beginning the “rewiring” that has already begun. Welcome to the conversation its a blast.
Wayne, I have a feeling Ireland will be restorative for you both. I just see you two bathed in light and being green. Beautiful.
God Bless us all, every one.
Joni