My thoughts on sharing our experiences over the past 25 years in ministry brings to my remembrance of how awesome it's been getting to know God on a personal level, while also keeping abreast to His Reverence and Grandeur. He is The Almighty God as He explains to us in the Holy Bible, His ways are not ours, for they're higher and we cannot understand them. I think this is one reason we get distraught at times because we think we should do or go in a way that is not in His plan, and usually we go for He gives us Free-will. Over time though I've learned to pay attention to His guidance and recall the mistakes we've made in the past by doing things our way.

So,

Here we are, having traversed many trails of life, countless missed opportunities because of my hard-headedness, we seek to know God more deeply and have learned to listen more than we speak, except perhaps when we pray in tongues, I speak often for upwards to an hour or so, and there's a multitude of languages some in song as I communicate with God.   He gives me understanding at times of a language or area of the world it has been used in, interesting to understand God's heart, I love that about Him. 

I'll most likely include portions of this in the book I'm writing. 

I will be writing most of this assignment in the first person singular auspice, from here on out for these are my personal thoughts with God and our or His model of communicating with me through more symbolism than anything. Yes, we use the word of God the Holy Writ often, but I prefer the hands on approach the best, where He holds my hand and guides me along the way with personal directions and periodic contours of my spiritual intuition. 

As I take a review of my earlier days in the beginning of my new found friend who loves unconditionally and I Him as well. I've been journaling for some time now and yet it's difficult to read so I just allow myself to think about the highlights and go one down the road to the next phase of life. I think I'll go and look for a couple of the older books I've written to revisit the thoughts of those olden days.