Author: Adventures

3 Lessons From Papa Lee:

1) How to be a servant- Papa lee has such a servant heart, I learn so much from just his actions. He works so hard on the compound, outside in the heat, for HOURS! Not once have I heard him complain. One night when we were in devotions he told us that everything he does he does is for The Lord. The Lord is his motivation to keep going everyday. Papa Lee doesn’t need praise from everyone for everything he does. He is okay with being behind the scenes because he know he is serving his God and that is the most important thing. Papa Lee truly has the same attitude of Jesus Christ when he...

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Take Me to the River

February 8, 1993: Born. A sinful being into a broken world.  July 11, 1993: Infant Baptized. My parent’s dedication to raise me in the Lord. October 10-14, 2008: Saved. The most messy and beautiful few days of my life. September 24, 2011: Baptized in the Spirit. Radically healed and filled. July 6, 2015: Baptized in Water. In Honduras by a Spiritual Father. …a great story and timeline. Well, of course, I’m partial- it’s mine! And maybe it doesn’t quite follow the norm. A million questions flood my mind…        Why did I wait 7...

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Cabin Fever

We live within the same walls as our ministry. We sleep one floor above the 22 kids that we get to love on every day. On the weekends we get to go into town, watch local soccer games or take the drive to Tegucigalpa. Throughout the week our work typically remains inside of the compound. We’ve just hit the second month mark….and it’s safe to say that I have caught the cabin fever bug.   In devotions last week Papi Lee shared some words that began a healing process for my case of cabin fever. He talked about a conversation he had with a group of World Racers. Asking...

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Turning to a Child For Wisdom

The last week has been hard in finding purpose in what we are doing here in Honduras. We spend most days moving gravel, washing dishes, and hurting more than helping when we try to help with the kids’ school. A lot of us have been feeling kind of stuck. With that being said, last night after devotions a little boy ran up to me and grabbed my Bible. He is only one years old and and grabs anything he can. But yesterday I really think God worked through him. He grabbed my Bible, opened up to Isaiah, and pointed to chapter 49. I felt God telling me it was significant, so I put my bookmark...

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It’s Not About Me

They say that week 3 is always the hardest week. Well, that was proved true for me on this trip. Because a lot of our team was sick & exhausted from working very hard the first two weeks, we didn’t do construction at all the 3rd week. This means we were either on house (helping with cooking & cleaning) or children duty. Well, let’s just say it got boring really quick. We had a lot of down time and a lot of us started to get antsy. Because of this, I started to truly question my purpose of being here. I felt very ineffective, wondering if I was even making a difference. I...

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Why, God?

Why, God? Why do people get cancer? Why are there natural disasters? Why are families broken? Why can’t I get the job I want? Why didn’t I get into my dream school? Why did my friend betray me? Why am I always alone?    There are so many why questions when it comes to the way the Lord works. The one that haunts me the most here is… “why wasn’t I rescued sooner?”   Sometimes I think I can explain away all of the other why questions with phrases like “He is building you up” or “He has something better for you”. While...

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