YWAM
Thailand has a national base in Bangkok. They allowed us to stay for 3 days when we
first arrived to Thailand, and helped us learn about the people, the culture,
and the Thai language.
little bit of a feel for the side of Bangkok we were at. The base is a really cool place. The building is 5 stories and has a massive
rooftop patio with quite a view of Bangkok.
by a few of the YWAM staff and were shown videos of some of the different
ministries our women have been involved with this month reaching out to the
prostitutes and those involved in the sex trade. We also had the opportunity to prayer walk
around a nearby university campus and try some local food.

the Buddhist temples in Bangkok as Buddhism is the national religion of
Thailand. As we left for our tour, I
began to pray that God would not allow me to just sight-see men and women
worshiping false gods without my heart being broken. Broken, that men and women
are worshiping man-made statues instead of the God to whom all glory is due.

of Bangkok, where we were taken by boat down the river a bit to the first
temple. Statues are everywhere here,
with people bowed before them, offerings of money, drinks, and food before
them, and incense constantly burning. The temple system is way more extensive than I ever imagined.



temples stood. Inside the temple were
twenty or thirty statues. The view from
the top however was incredible, and I was glad to find that I could purchase
ice cream at the top to enjoy along with the scenery.



reclining buddha. It is massive. I
couldn’t even get the whole thing in a single picture.

be served by men. My God is not dead,
and He moves in power. I do not have to
enter a temple to worship Him, or to receive pardon. God is Omnipresent, and capable of hearing my
prayers wherever I am.

the good or bad that I had done in this one, with all of the bad that I have
done, I would surely live again as the lowest of lows. Maybe a roach, if I were lucky. I am thankful that through Christ
I can have a hope of salvation, for I have done many evil things in my life,
and if ever justice was served, I deserve the harshest of punishments. Christ bore that punishment on the
cross.

