Author: Adventures

I’m jumping up and down with raised hands and shouting victories one minute, on my knees crying and praying the next. Seems like I’d be bi-polar or something., but it’s actually just my realization of being consumed by the Holy Spirit. Understanding that I no longer have to feel any guilt or any shame. That those are all lies that I’ve fed myself this whole time. Satan was a liar, liar pants on fire, with a nose as long as a telephone wire. But I was calling him out and saying, “No longer will I be a victim. No longer would I be a slave.” As this...

Hey everyone!  I am here safely in Georgia! We have been here for only 4 short days and God has already done major work! It really shouldn't be a surprise but honestly, I am a little amazed at what has taken place not only in me but in my teammates too! Even though I have been surrounded by a team of 12 other people for almost the entire time I've been here, I can't help but to just feel alone with God… an intimiate feeling which I've been missing out on for awhile by letting myself become distracted with things of the world. God is refreshing my spirit...

           I want you to imagine with me for a few minutes…imagine your leaving behind everything that has been known to you, everything that has been a comfort, all of your friends and family, your church, your work, your homes, your rooms, beds, bathrooms, clean clothes, personal space…EVERYTHING that has been a comfort to you or has been taken for granted. Imagine you meet up with a group of people at an airport and wait around for the majority of the day not really knowing why you are sitting around. Imagine with me that...

Wow.. I want to just let everyone know that I have an Amazing team. Training camp has been an experience that I will always remember. I have learned so much that my team and I can take into the nations. One experience that has impacted me through this camp is receiving a prophetic word. During last nights worship, we were told for three teams to stand in lines and close their eyes and the teams Uganda and Kenya were to stand in the middle. As we walked up to someone, we would put our hand on their shoulder, this let them know that we were there and to begin speaking as the Lord gave them...