We are rehearsing truth
constantly. The alternative is to live in loss and mourning and that is
just not an option for any of us. In addition to Jordan's leg (where the
tumour appears to have moved upwards) and spine, where pain has attacked at
random, his right eyesight and right side of his tongue, affecting speech and
chewing, have been our battle zones. In the morning, his ability to
swallow and digest has sometimes been compromised. Jordan asked us to
make you all aware of these specific sites of conflict in his body, many of
which have arisen in the last few days. As we speak the victory of Jesus and
command Jordan's body to obey, he is able to experience relief and the peace of
Christ in a short period of time. These skirmishes stem from their source
- cancerous tumours....so they have to go.
My girlfriend in Calgary
asked me on Monday what our plans for the week are. It’s a good question that
took me by surprise. We plan to make the most of every day - to love
each other well - to walk closely and partner with our Heavenly Father in
seeing victory for Jordan in every arena. When Jordan feels up to it, we get in
the vehicle and go - to the park, mall, restaurant, friend's house, or just for
a ride. Dates and times are blurring. The colours are turning so
it's autumn. Time for leaves to shrivel, die and fall off the tree -
like cancer in my son's body. Everything points back to that. Our
lives are so focused it's incredible.
We did not ask for this fight but we are in it. And we declare "The Battle is the Lord's!"