However, America has survived even greater challenges and with God's grace, we will survive what is ahead of us.
May God bless each of you.
Be Encouraged
Life can have it's moments, as we all know. Over the past few years we have watched the economy of our country decline. Mortgage problems, home foreclosures, high gasoline prices, the war in Iraq, banking failures and now the the need of a major financial bail out just to save the nation from a potential depression. Things look very bad.
Author, Eric Zehnder
Coming Soon! A New Book Release: Sayings From The Teton Mountains!
In August of 2006 Mr. Zehnder’s Church called him to a 40-day prayer fast vigil. He traveled to Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming. There an astounding thing happened – he began writing sayings.
In the first two weeks he wrote 800 sayings. In the next two weeks he wrote 1,200 more. In the next ten days he wrote 1,000 more. In the next two days he wrote 1,000 more or a total of 4,000 sayings in 40 days. That’s quite an accomplishment. Yet even more remarkable is the fact that no two sayings are alike.
Mr. Zehnder then went on to write 1,000 more a month. Mr. Zehnder calls this “Reaching language fusion” explaining that, “Creative language fusion happens when you keep getting more out, than you put in.” To date Mr. Zehnder’s personal library of sayings consists of over 12,000 sayings. That’s a lot of sayings!
Mr. Zehnder says, “What is going to be possible for willing people to do in reality is going to hugely increase.” He says, “If you read a few, you will be entertained; but if you keep reading, you’ll put yourself on the path to much greater things in life.”
He says, “He met the Spirit of God there in those mountains.”
But on the other hand, it is of scientific note, and literary note: Just to give you a comparison, only three people have written 4,000 sayings in their lifetime – Solomon, Shakespeare, and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
In August of 2006 Mr. Zehnder’s Church called him to a 40-day prayer fast vigil. He traveled to Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming. There an astounding thing happened – he began writing sayings.
In the first two weeks he wrote 800 sayings. In the next two weeks he wrote 1,200 more. In the next ten days he wrote 1,000 more. In the next two days he wrote 1,000 more or a total of 4,000 sayings in 40 days. That’s quite an accomplishment. Yet even more remarkable is the fact that no two sayings are alike.
Mr. Zehnder then went on to write 1,000 more a month. Mr. Zehnder calls this “Reaching language fusion” explaining that, “Creative language fusion happens when you keep getting more out, than you put in.” To date Mr. Zehnder’s personal library of sayings consists of over 12,000 sayings. That’s a lot of sayings!
Mr. Zehnder says, “What is going to be possible for willing people to do in reality is going to hugely increase.” He says, “If you read a few, you will be entertained; but if you keep reading, you’ll put yourself on the path to much greater things in life.”
He says, “He met the Spirit of God there in those mountains.”
But on the other hand, it is of scientific note, and literary note: Just to give you a comparison, only three people have written 4,000 sayings in their lifetime – Solomon, Shakespeare, and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Quotes Filled With Blessings
This blog will be dedicated to "40 Days In The Mountains" from the Eric Zehnder Collection which will share how Eric spent 40 days in the Teton Mountains writing sayings. 4,000 of them!
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