Sometimes you’re looking for a good read and other times you’re just looking to kill some time on the internet. Here are some good blogs from the World Race to check out:
Small Pieces in a Big Puzzle – Lindsay StahlWe are all still struggling with the
hopelessness that is in
Swaziland.
It is frustrating to know that I can’t do much to help. I can’t
magically change all the problems
that plague this place and I’m often asking God, “why am I here?” We
have been praying for God to use us. We don’t have a lot of money or
solutions to
offer, but we are simply willing. It was
yesterday that I realized that we don’t have much to offer, however God
is
using us as small pieces in a big puzzle. Here are a few of the
pieces…(read more here)
hopelessness that is in
Swaziland.
It is frustrating to know that I can’t do much to help. I can’t
magically change all the problems
that plague this place and I’m often asking God, “why am I here?” We
have been praying for God to use us. We don’t have a lot of money or
solutions to
offer, but we are simply willing. It was
yesterday that I realized that we don’t have much to offer, however God
is
using us as small pieces in a big puzzle. Here are a few of the
pieces…(read more here)
I Shared, HE Spoke – Jennifer Myer
I sat in a living room talking with a friend who I had really felt a connection with since our first meeting in Haiti. The interesting thing is that we had only met twice. And yet, God placed her deep in my heart. Her name is Estelle and her eyes tell a story of struggle and hope. Her hands hold on as though she is grasping for something more. Her voice speaks gently and honestly… (read more here)
Counting the Cost to the Point of Death – Tara Bruce
I was born of influential Muslim parents; I was almost killed for believing in Jesus Christ in May 1982. My grandparents were associated with Arab slave traders in Malawi. These Arabs were Muslims. Thus my grandparents were among the pioneers of Islamic religion in Malawi. Our village is Islamic and my family is a Muslim family. From the age of 7 my Uncle began preparing me intensively for active participation in the Muslim religion, he trained me in the principles of the Islamic faith and taught me the practices of Muslim propagation… (read more here)
