For those who have now made the transition from earth to their heavenly home, their great desire would be that their children and grandchildren would now carry the torch proclaiming that Jesus Christ is Savior and Lord

We need to replace worldly thoughts with thoughts from the Word to live the life God wants for us!

Faith shows itself by what we do, (plus Pame update).

Even in the midst of extremely trying circumstances and swirling storms, we can rejoice and find peace when we when we find the source of these things in the Lord Himself.

In this new year of 2021 we as believers must drink of the fresh flow of the waters of God’s Spirit. As we partake we will in turn become a channel for this Living Water to flow out to others around us!

Jesus in His Position as Lord of the universe and head of the church fills every thing in every way. Highlighting a few places that we can connect with His position in a living way to see changes in ourselves and in the world around us.

His Name shall be called Immanuel - God With Us! HE IS HERE!

Arlin “Bud” Henry Sorheim, 87, of Tenstrike, Minnesota, passed

on to heaven on Tuesday, November 24, 2020 from his home, to

forever be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus.

Bud was born on February 18, 1933 to Adolf and Gladys (Fletcher)

Sorheim in Puposky, MN. He graduated from Bemidji High School

and joined the US Air Force in 1952. He served in the 11th Air

Division, rank Airman First Class, as a crew chief and mechanic at

Ladd Air Force Base in Alaska and was honorably discharged in

1956. He married Martha Ann Hurlbert on August 22, 1959 in

Bemidji, MN and together they had 5 children. Bud lived in several

places in Minnesota over his lifetime including Pleasant Valley,

White Fish Lake, Solway, and Blackduck. He moved to Tenstrike,

MN in 1961. In earlier years he farmed, worked as a mechanic at

Dave Walters, and logged in the woods with Clifford Gilchrist.

After marriage, he was self-employed as a logger, a farmer, and

the owner and operator of a sawmill in Blackduck. He loved

animals! He raised elk for 11 years, and also raised a plethora of

other animals, including unusual ones: Mouflon sheep, Scottish

Highland cows, and pheasants.

Bud had an amazing gift of hospitality, and made people from

around the world feel welcome in his home. He loved to tell

stories and visit with people. He liked to make others laugh (and

his family loved to listen to him laugh!) He was known by many

for his tender-heart and generosity, as well as being a very hard

worker. He enjoyed relaxing in his easy chair, and was well known

for his love of sweets.

He was a member of the Tenstrike Community Church.

Through 2 Stories we see that forgiveness brings the lifting of depression, and the release of Life in our lives!

Whether it is in our regular daily routines, or in the midst of a strong storm in our life, we can receive wisdom and guidance from the Lord, and that will keep us in Peace and in God’s Rest.