The Pinyol Family

Dear beloved in Christ; MARANATHA!!! The Lord is coming and He is coming soon! As we see the world today we are sure that our beloved God is coming back again for us. We pray for the peace of Jerusalem and for the King of Peace to establish His throne there. New visitors and contacts. In our July prayer letter I share how we were receiving more visitor than ever before, well we have seen this month more people coming to our meetings, and that is an answer to prayer. Montse and her son, David, will like to come more often, both of them are Christians but want to become part of a stronger church. Jonathan came to our family camp, he has heard the Gospel many times but still needs to be born again. Please pray. Eric, a friend of our son Jeremy talk to us and asked if he could come to our church… OF COURSE YES!!! Pray for his salvation. Family Camp What a precious time of fellowship we had as a church in our family camp. I preached about the book of Philipians and the Lo

"Our Life is Hidden"  The following thoughts came from a blog from a missionary friend of us. I read and enjoyed and I thought to share it with all of you as well. There are many things of the life of a missionary that almost look a "waste of life..." but we are indeed making an inversion for eternity.  Every day we expend our lives. If we expend our days, our hours, our money, our emotions on earthly things, the results will be currently and temporarily visible. If we expend our days, our hours, our money, our emotions on things above where Christ sits at the right hand of God, it will be currently and temporarily invisible. No one will see the wisdom behind this expenditure. In fact it will look foolish many times even to Christians who lack the faith to see with eyes placed on Christ above.  Nate Saint said, “People who do not know the Lord ask why in the world we waste our lives as missionaries. They forget that they too are expending their lives … a

Just a beat of courtesy Just a beat of courtesy does not look like much, or something important in our work of evangelism… may be is not even a thing to share in our prayer letters, but more and more I am realizing than before being able to present the Gospel, I just have to show a beat of courtesy. I came back from a busy day and as I parked my car my neighbor was cleaning up the yard. He has cut a lot of grass and he was quite overwhelmed by the work. I stop and helped him for a while picking up the leaves and grass and put it in a bag… nothing special, just courtesy but that developed into a conversation about our Christian live. Sunday evening we were returning from a walk after the evening service. We stop to chat with a old lady from our neighborhood, she had broken a leg and had a cast in her leg. She was waiting sited in a car a she was waiting for her daughter to call for help as she needed to go to her apartment in the second floor, without an elevator… I offered mys