Day 323 – Separation
SEPARATION One of the most painful human experiences is that of separation. To say goodbye to our children as they go off to college, or when they get married or …
Day 322 – Brokenness
Most of us see broken things as worthless and needing to be thrown out. We are so conditioned by our disposable society that if it doesn’t work, we just discard …
Day 321 – Hearing God
When Peter, James and John were on the mountain with Jesus and saw His transfiguration and glory, Peter wanted to build a memorial to the experience. Isn’t that just like …
Day 320 – Built Together
When I look at the description of the Church in the book of Ephesians, I see certain concepts continually being highlighted; that of unity, togetherness and being joined. In chapter …
Day 319 – Idol Free
When we see the word, idol, most of us wash our hands and say: “Well, that is not my problem”. We have the tendency to allocate idolatry to images of …
Day 318 – Take It Off
Goliath stands in the open field, spewing out his blasphemies and curses at the army of Israel. Behind him were the multitudes of his own people, each one raising their …
Reimer Report – Summer 2019
Dear Friends and Family, After a quick and complete recovery from prostate cancer, we are back on the road. We want to thank all of you, our friends and family, …
Reimer Report – Spring 2019
Dear Family and Friends, Greetings from Portugal. As Spring heralds in new life, we are rejoicing in the return to active ministry to the nations. As you know, last year’s …
Day 317 – Thoroughly Equipped
Thoroughly Equipped Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus are said to be his pastoral epistles, but it should be noted that this part of the Bible is not just for …
Day 316 – Surrender All
Surrender All When the Chaldeans conquered Jerusalem, King Nebuchadnezzar led the best of the population of Judea to Babylon. (II Kings 25:21) When I was meditating over this scenario, a …