This morning I was reminded just how fragile I can be at this stage in my life as I tripped over my air tubing on the way up a stet of stairs and tumbled onto the kitchen floor. At 6’5”, I do not fall gently but eventfully. And this was an “eventful” fall. Almost instantly, my right knee bruised up and my left big toe still hurts some. With a low platelet level, I’m not surprised. Just glad that nothing really significant happened, especially since I was home alone.
About Me
- Glenn Penner
- Scholar-in-Residence / Executive Advisor of The Voice of the Martyrs in Canada. Has served with VOMC since 1997. Member of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada's Religious Liberty Commission. Member of the Academic Board of the International Institute for Religious Freedom. Visiting Professor of Oklahoma Wesleyan University (2003-2006). Author of "In the Shadow of the Cross: A Biblical Theology of Persecution and Discipleship" (Living Sacrifice Books, 2004).
4 comments:
Randy,
Praying you'll have no after effects from your tumble.
Just wanted you to be reminded that so many brothers and sisters are concerned and praying for you.
I've only had a few face to face meetings with you and Denita (Elim Lodge in the 90's), but I sure look forward to uninterrupted fellowship in eternity.
Deborah
Actually, the name is Glenn :). Though I did have a good friend and room-mate at junior college named Randy Penner. Thanks for the prayers!
That was so silly of me ! :o)
I had read Randy Alcorn's blog just before yours, and obviously had a mental block.
I would love to have a long discussion with you and Randy at the same time - so it must have been my subconcious.
Deborah
I'd like to have a talk with Randy too. We love his book Safely Home
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