I realized that I never wrote and published a blog from our time in Turkey! So here it is now, long overdue!I honestly don’t know where to begin with our time in Turkey, so I’ll start at the very … Read more about turkey recap
be still
We’ve been in Morocco for less than a week and ever since our plane touched down, my mind has felt like it’s been running a mile a minute. I described it to a few of my teammates as having “a head … Read more about be still
on purpose, for a purpose!
“What is the purpose of life?” is a question I’ve seen and felt the people of Kyrgyzstan wrestling with since we stepped foot in this country, especially the college students we’ve been working with. … Read more about on purpose, for a purpose!
fully known and fully loved
If you were to sit with every single person that at the very least knows your first name, altogether in one room, how many people would be there? You probably can’t even fathom the number. There’d be … Read more about fully known and fully loved
In it for the long haul
Week two of being in Kyrgyzstan was jam-packed! We began ministry and started to get into the groove of having a daily routine to follow. Monday is our Sabbath day to rest and recharge. Tuesday … Read more about In it for the long haul
Isaiah 53:4-5
Cold smog fills the air. Icy sludge lines the sidewalks. Expressionless faces pass on the roads. Bread hangs on street corners and fences so as not to go to waste, but to feed a neighbor. No one is in … Read more about Isaiah 53:4-5
training camp pt. 2
Wow! The last three weeks have FLOWN by! There has already been so much growth, learning, and rejoicing since being back in Gainesville for training camp so this blog will most likely just skim the … Read more about training camp pt. 2
we’re back!
Long time, no blog!Since getting home from the World Race back in May, the Lord has been so patient and kind in leading me one day at a time. For the last three months, I have been part of a Ministry … Read more about we’re back!
a celebration of freedom!
During one of our revival nights of worship in training camp, we also did baptisms. Growing up, I always understood baptism as being a symbol of salvation. So in training camp when my fellow racers … Read more about a celebration of freedom!
