2+2=4
As I said in my last post, my time in Eswatini was difficult. The main factors of this difficulty included spiritual warfare and sadness at this world...
The Little Things
Currently, I'm in Florida serving with a new Adventures in Mission base dedicated to disaster relief for Hurricane Ian. I will write more about this e...
Hand in Hand
Already, I'm going into my last week of Romania. Soon, I'll be in South Africa! Before I leave this place, I want to give you a glimpse into what life...
A Month Full of Praise
At this point, I have been in Romania for almost a month. It feels crazy to even write that sentence. These past few weeks have felt like a rollercoas...
Logistics Lessons
Months ago, I accepted the logistics role for my squad. Along with my squadmates Sadie and Gabe, I plan travel days and debriefs. I knew when I agreed...
Boxes Broken
A while ago, while I was still at training camp, I wrote about confining God. I described how we often put Him in a box, believing He only acts accord...
General Posts
Are You Willing to Die?
The past week has been full of a lot of rest for me, which came suprisingly. I was sick for a few days. Then, others on my squad got sick, and we had ...
General Posts
Receiving, Not Striving
Happy Holidays! A lot has happened over the past two weeks. Last week, my team and I moved into the church that we serve. We're staying here for anoth...
General Posts
A Kingdom Way
Allow me to give you a glimpse of my life in Guatemala through common things I hear throughout each week: "The days are long, but the weeks a...
General Posts
Posture of Prayer
Every week, the squad spends Thursdays as "Activation" days. The AIM Guatemala staff lead the morning with worship, a sermon, and time with God. The a...