Author: Adventures

This passage was meant for our team. The first night of training camp we went all around Atlanta and talked to people. One guy we met was names Gregory Allen Q. We talked with him for a while, told him why we were out wandering Atlanta, and how we were going to Uganda and towards the end, he shared two passages with us, Psalm 91 and Psalm 121. We prayed with him, and went our separate ways. A few days later during one of our team meetings at training camp, Robby, our leader read Psalm 91 to us. Then after our last worship night session, the worship leader from the weekend asked to talk to...

            When our leaders read off our ministry opportunities, and I heard the words “preaching on the radio” my eyes lit up. You must be thinking I bet this guy really enjoys talking to people if he got excited about speaking to hundreds of thousands of people at a time. Well, your thoughts would be wrong. Actually, I hate speaking to crowds of people, but for some reason when radio ministry was brought up, I was the first to volunteer. Why, you ask? Well I find myself asking the same question. I first thought that the God we serve has a...

At home, faith has often felt like a choice. Here it is a necessity. The things I chose to fall back on education, family, a home were my first line of defense against fear. They were my strongholds. My trust in God offered some sense of comfort but for the most part what I owned and who I had by me were my securities. If I was in trouble or in need I could always get back on my feet. I was secure in my possessions, in my abilities and in my relationships. So many in Uganda have only God as their security and I've been questioning what it would be like if I truly relied on God for...