Home is starting to feel less and less like home each day. It’s not a lack of love from home but a lack of security that I got from being there. I’ve been to some really broken parts of the world where the devil has a strong hold on the society around him and I’ve been to some really great parts where it’s impossible to not feel the Father’s love. In both situations I’ve felt at home or at least where I am supposed to be. The Lord has gone before us and walked with us in every experience on the Race and he won’t stop anytime soon.
Going into all squad month has been amazing and I feel I get poured into everyday. It’s great being surround by so many people that are uplifting and encouraging. Also that they just take the time to understand where I am at in my walk with the Lord. I feel so blessed to be apart of something that is so much bigger than me. I never once have felt that I wanted to go home because quite honestly, I feel more at home here on the Race than I did in America. Don’t get me wrong, I love my parents and family but I think the Lord has given me so much excitement and determination to love these nations and these people that home isn’t something that is tangible or physical anymore.
Yesterday I prayed over our security guard because he wasn’t feeling so great. Later in the day he came up to me with so much joy telling me he was feeling better. Going into praying I didn’t have much faith that I would be able to heal him. However, my fellow teammates reminded me that we have the Holy Spirit inside of us and in the end I was able to make a difference for this man and was able to bring more glory to God all because of a couple encouraging words.
I encourage you to step into a community and really press into the others around you if you haven’t already. You may find that it’s just what you’ve been needing and it could potentially bring more confidence to your everyday life.
Thanks for reading,
Logan
