YOOO WHAT IS UP!? It’s been a minute since I’ve blogged and I’m deeply sorry about that. So much has been going on in my life and to be honest, it’s to much to put in a blog. So if your reading this and don’t already follow me on Instagram, stop what your doing and drop a follow because that is the best way to keep up with my world race journey! There you will see pictures and stories posted weekly about my trip! My username is stiefelcaleb!
If you don’t already follow me on Instagram or don’t have an instagram, you should get one btw…, I will do my best to try and recap the last 4-5 months of my race for you!
I will start by recapping Guatemala. Guatemala was a season of growth for me. I received so much training and wisdom from the leaders and staff of the base there it was amazing! They really showed and taught me what it’s like to be a man of God. They spoke life into me and told me who I was in Christ. Guatemala was definitely the high of my race. My team started Guatemala in a very bad spot. We were very dis-unified and by the end of Guatemala we learned how to have healthy communication and we became very close and healthy brothers. Ministry also helped me grow a lot as well. Going out into villages and serving gave me a new perspective on life. I take everything I have for granted now. I am a lot more grateful and it also amazed me how happy these people were when they literally had nothing. Some of these people would even try and serve us and give us food and drinks! They literally have very little and yet they still want to give! Seeing people get healed and give their lives to Christ was also AMAZING! I have only seen healing a few times in my life and seeing these people get healed just ignited the fire in my soul! Another thing that I really like about Guatemala is the food! 😀 We were fed some amazing food by some amazing cooks! I genuinely looked forward to each meal which didn’t always happen at the beginning of the race.
Because this was a longer blog, I will post another one in a few days about how Cambodia has been for me!
