Mark Virkler's blog

Unbelievable, isn’t it? I was taught drinking coffee was damaging to one’s health, so I didn’t drink it for most of my life. In recent years studies have proven the exact opposite.

How can I be filled with peace and joy when all is turmoil around me – turmoil not only in society and the political world, but in the Church also, with 47,000 different denominations.

LaWanda - I praise you, Lord.  I thank you for saving me.  Lord, help me.  Thank you for the teachings of Robert Morris.  How your word comes alive through his teachings.  Help  me to ingest them Lord.  Help me to desire you, Lord, more than anything.

I didn't know whether to share this, but I thought after the recent posts it would be encouraging. In 2015, Steph (my wife) and I had recently moved to a mining town in Yorkshire, England to help pioneer a church plant. I had been looking up online study courses a couple of years before and had seen CWG Ministries but had then forgotten about it.

This is journaling sent to me by Barb and shared with her permission. Barb is a CLU student, in bed, recuperating and healing and growing by leaps and bounds in the Lord. I am proud of her!

This newly released book contains 40 days of inspirational devotionals, each containing a scripture verse and journaling.

The first Saturday morning of every month Flavien Williams and Mark Virkler have an interactive Zoom meeting which all current and past CLU students are welcome to attend. If you are a current or past CLU student, you may sign up here to be notified of these meetings. Below is part of what Flavien shared in our last meeting. I believe it will be a blessing to all!

LaWanda - Oh, Jesus, precious Lord.  I thank you for your Word.  It speaks for every occasion.  Nothing I face is not dealt with in your Word.  Thank you for continually speaking to me through your Word.

We all desire to honor God and see His kingdom manifest on the earth. We give our lives toward this end. King David honored God, even though at times he messed up (as we all do). Since David lived in a beautiful house and God lived in a tent, David wanted to honor God by building Him a house/temple to live in.