Health wise, I was able to have regular check ups down under, as required by my doctors here in America. The blood clots that were found in January posed no problems for us while I was away.

 

Soon after our return two weeks ago, I had a scheduled visit to my cancer surgeon. He was very pleased with my progress and estimated that my chances of surviving the next 5 years remaining cancer free have increased by 5% to 75-85%. Let's believe that your prayers will increase those odds to 100%! 
 
By God's grace, we have been able to rise to another exciting level in our ministry; both in anointing and in presentation. There's nothing like looking death in the face to give you a new understanding of urgency and authenticity! We have also been developing some stunning graphics, animations and video clips as a part of my preaching. This combination is having a major impact wherever we go.

 

In the next few weeks we are planning on launching GenNet (Generations Network). When I was struggling to hold on to life in the middle of last year, I realized that all I have learned over nearly 30 years of ministry and ministering in over 6000 churches would be lost if I passed away!

 

It was then that I resolved to form GenNet, a consolidation of what I have already been doing organically and relationally for some time. That is mentoring the next generation of emerging leaders and passing on the baton, so that all I have learned will not be lost.