The males only, eight of us in total, spent this past week in a small town separate from the rest of the squad. Once again I found myself presented with the opportunity to “teach” and help … Read more about Pride of a Father
AutoEulogy/Farewell Address
Not long ago I asked God if there was any pain I wasn’t dealing with…He asked me to write a eulogy/goodbye letter to the old me. I laughed at first. I thought, “Why on earth would I … Read more about AutoEulogy/Farewell Address
Melting Point
Our squad leader Aaron Wesley Moore led an insane “team time” for us recently. He gave us all index cards with numbers on the back each having a corresponding name which only he had access … Read more about Melting Point
What Role Model?
I spent a big chunk of this Sabbath morning on the roof just talking to God. I recalled how much of my life was spent being the opposite of a role model, how many people over the years I’d … Read more about What Role Model?
Heavy is the Crown
This past week was filled with realities. As we helped our ministry host in experiencing our first intentional event with a local village and took the first steps in our own ministry in Chimachoy, … Read more about Heavy is the Crown
Growing Pains
The first couple days in Guatemala were TOUGH. I saw so much beauty in the country, the locals and the missionaries here on base. None of this seemed to soften the blow of true culture shock. … Read more about Growing Pains
Ugly Cries Beautiful Tears
I feel more alive now than the past 30 years combined. As I reflect over the past 2 weeks of training camp, it is difficult to fathom (as usual) all the growth, goodness and love just absolutely … Read more about Ugly Cries Beautiful Tears
What Did I Just Witness?
A few short months ago I remember a day where I questioned myself being a part of The World Race altogether. I was less than week from my first $5000 deadline with a ways to go and no pending … Read more about What Did I Just Witness?
Why I’m going on the World Race
I was introduced to the World Race a few months back and it kind of just all made sense since I studied abroad in college and I’ve always loved to travel. Once I discovered there was an 11-month … Read more about Why I’m going on the World Race
