Take Five | Mini Retreat - GAZING: The Artist is Present
Sean McFeely Sean McFeely

Take Five | Mini Retreat - GAZING: The Artist is Present

This morning I was up at 6a and in Lake George at 7a to swim. But, before I got in the water, I sat in an Adirondack chair and gazed at the amazing flat water, noticing the sun peeking over the mountains, and hearing the loon's eerie, yet comforting call traveling over the waters. I said a prayer of thanks and then jumped into the clear calm water. When was the last time you just sat and gazed at something of beauty, at Jesus in another?

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An Oaks Ambassador SHARES | Save The Oaks
Sean McFeely Sean McFeely

An Oaks Ambassador SHARES | Save The Oaks

The fourth step to becoming an Oaks Ambassador is SHARING with family and friends about how God has used The Oaks in the past, the present unfortunate circumstance, and the hope for a continued future.

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An Oaks Ambassador GIVES | Save The Oaks
Sean McFeely Sean McFeely

An Oaks Ambassador GIVES | Save The Oaks

The second step to becoming an Oaks Ambassador is GIVING! Jesus as our King asks us to carefully consider how we manage our time, talent and treasure. What have you given to the King to help continue the ministry of The Oaks so people can continue to meet Him in the mountains, and grow in their discipleship at retreats and camps?

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Take Five | Mini Retreat - Psalm 27: An Unhurried heart
Sean McFeely Sean McFeely

Take Five | Mini Retreat - Psalm 27: An Unhurried heart

How do we learn to live an unhurried life in such a busy, anxious world? How can I cultivate an unhurried heart when there is so much on my plate? I (Alan) recently found some wise guidance while reflecting on Psalm 27. Let me share what I learned.

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Take Five | Mini-Retreat - Good at Being Bad?
Sean McFeely Sean McFeely

Take Five | Mini-Retreat - Good at Being Bad?

What a tragedy when someone who identifies as one of God’s people is so foolish that they (1) don’t actually know or understand the God they claim to belong to, and (2) have instead become well-trained in doing exactly what grieves God’s heart.

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