Same Kind of Different

Change is becoming familiar on the race. Actually change is becoming my new normal. We change homes, cultures and even countries every month. Through these changes I am learning that God cares way more about our character then our comfort. Over and over I see that as He strips me of my comfort.

There is nothing automatic about spiritual transformation. The Lord is constantly calling us to change and become and then to change and become again. I am thankful the Lord has started to root this in my heart now because I have a good feeling this is how life is going to continue. Lord all of my life is yours. Forever change my heart so that it will become more like yours.

My team changed again. Don left our team to join another and Rachel and Erin joined ours.  So I am walking into a new season yet again. I am now on an all girls team, which has already taught me so much. For starters I learned that my protection, on this race, was not in any man on the squad. My protector is God alone. I haven’t had a whole lot of girlfriends in my life. I tend to run from any and all drama. Living with five girls is teaching me to not run away when a problem arises but to fight for each other and to love each other above all. I am excited to walk the rest of the race with these girls. They are mighty warriors who are madly in love with Our God. I am honored to be on a team with each of them.   

 

 

 

 

After an 18 hour bus ride from Uganda to Nairobi we had a four day debrief. It was one that brought a lot more unity to our squad and team. It was the push we needed to finish this race strong. Then we had another 14 hour bus ride to get us to our next country. Just made it to Malilaja, Tanzania. Were excited to see what God has in store this month. Internet is not very accessible here so I am not sure how often you will hear from me. But know that you are not forgotten and that i will write whenever possible. You are all so loved and missed by me!!!!!