What are people saying about the Wine Press?
 Elizabeth: Thank the Lord for the word! It makes me feel inspired and happy to know Jesus the way I do. It helps me to get over the hill to see the victory that’s ahead. I am now in a situation where I see myself spending more time in the word and I’m hungering more for it. Each situation always comes with something new and I am so blessed that it makes me thank Him for everything!Debbie: Winepress 141 was very much needed. When I slip from my personal prayer and word time hell breaks loose and I loose the trust – Romans 8:28! |
Customized Keys
 Blindness + complete trust: As you look at the areas that will have to change in order for the greatest fruit to be borne from the Offensive, call on the key of blindness to impossibilities and the key of complete trust. Every mountain of inability will melt away and every ocean of difficulty will dry up before you as you step forth with the rod of full faith held high. |
Book Review:
 Mama: Some of you have written me about a recent bestseller called “The Shack,” by William P. Young. (I appreciate all of the things you write me about and the suggestions you give us; they are valuable.) We recently obtained a copy of it and we found it interesting reading and something that you might be able to use in your witnessing. It has a very unconventional message. It deals with questions that are rarely touched on because they don’t have easy answers. |
What are people saying about the Wine Press?
| The Wine Press issue about committing everything to Jesus and resting in Him is one that I have read over and over. I tend to worry a lot, so when I feel things overwhelming me I remind myself that Jesus is in control. That cuts the worry circuit in half and has really helped to heal my mind and heart. -- Ruth |
A one-by-one connection
| I was a little discouraged because I wasn’t sending in stats or stories like I read in the What’s Up newsletters or the Link, but then I found you don’t always have to have large stats to be successful in the Lord’s work because it’s a one-by-one connection. Like opening the door for a single mom at the mall or even giving a smile to someone who is having a bad day. |
