I just wanted to give you an update of where I’ve been lately. Team No Espanol was in Leon, Nicaragua for a week where the Lord arranged for us to meet university students and Jesus Centered Ministries. I have some great stories I’ll share with you soon. In the beginning of last week we traveled to Choluteca, Honduras crossing the border before Holy Week really started to get in full swing. We stayed there for a couple days to get some rest, quite time and dive more in the Word. This was Right now we are in the capitol city, Tegucigalpa, Honduras getting ready to start our next ministry, Point of Impact. Tomorrow we’ll be celebrating Easter in one of the area’s barrios’ and then with a local congregation.
Thank you Marco for making/updating the travel log map!
Below I’m sharing with you some rhetorical questions I’ve been pondering since the squad split a little over two weeks ago. I’ve come to my own conclusions and am working through them. Please also know that I’ve taken all of these to the Lord in prayer.
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To have a pure heart: Is it wrong to not lead a group in prayer when you’re heart isn’t behind your words? Would it be hypocritical or an act of obedience? Meaning that I’d be letting a lie from the enemy get me not to pray, knowing that prayer would be edification to all our spirits.
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Is there necessity in receiving unconditional love from another and then immediately dealing with the pain of its giver’s physical departure for either a good or bad path? How do you live with it when two leave at the same time? How can you be fully happy for the one who’s following God’s path when your so sad their leaving, even with the knowledge you’ll see them again in 4 wks? How can you let go of other who’s back sliding into old bad habits wanting to encourage them to stay strong and lean on Christ, but there’s no way to keep in touch?
How do you deal with realizing that you’ve been the unconditional lover that physically leaves…country, to country, to country, to country. Have I been so selfish to not realize that the people I leave behind hurt as much as I do now as the one being left? Do they realize that as the leaver I hurt as well?
