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Don’t waste your cancer

Thursday, February 16, 2006 by Kevin Hosner 2 Comments

John Piper had prostate cancer surgery yesterday. It appears to have been very successful and we thank the Lord for that.

On the eve of his surgery he wrote a letter entitiled “Don’t Waste Your Cancer.” In this letter, he points out that since our God is in control of all things, then cancer is another opportunity for God to receive glory. The address of the letter is attached above.

It is a beautiful testimony of the wonder and and joy that comes from a proper understanding of Who God is and what He has done.

May God heal John Piper if He will, but more than that may He use this cancer and all things for His glory.

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Pastor Kevin serves as the pastor to our Essentials class in helping new people learn our about the mission of our church as well as discover their role in that mission. Kevin is married to Angela and they have three boys, Caleb, Joshua, and Alex.

Comments

  1. Hugh Williams says

    Thursday, February 16, 2006 at 4:18 pm

    Al Mohler had some great reflections on Dr. Piper’s illness. Check it out.

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  2. Kevin Hosner says

    Friday, February 24, 2006 at 3:13 pm

    Thanks Hugh!

    I pray that God would give us a bigger view of Who He is and that we would find our sufficiency is in Him-no matter what the circumstances of our life.

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