Throughout the week we helped Redeemer Fellowship (the church we stayed at) with a little church promotion. The 14 of us had the servant task of hanging flyers on doors. The goal at the end of the week was to hit every door in the city of Watertown. I thought it would be a very … Continue reading Burdened (Boston 4)

Soon after I saw Bob leave, my attention was drawn to another guy. He was dressed like a two year old girl that was about to hit the hay. He was white, with blonde hair. He had dreadlocks in a mohawk with the sides of his hair buzzed off. Bottle caps were in his hair, … Continue reading Hippie Love (Boston 3)

The night before Memorial Day we blew up balloons and painted the cardboard that would make a float. It was awesome bonding time for the team, which was made up of mostly people that I had never met before. I was able to connect with everyone on one level or another, getting to know their … Continue reading Bob (Boston 2)

May 25 I left for Boston with 13 others on a mission trip. It was my first mission trip, and I can say that it will not be my last. My team consisted of an awesome group of people, 90% of them I had never met before. Their names are Matt, Molly, Sarah, Jerica, Caleb … Continue reading More Than Luck (Boston 1)

The biggest hindrance in my Christian walk has been not being able to love. Love who? Myself. I feel that it's this way because there are key situations where I label myself: worthless hideous immoral unrighteous not worthy difficult to understand not lovable Accumulated past experiences gone wrong can make a person harbor bitterness. Towards others, … Continue reading Loving Yourself

The featured picture is an electric chair. Take a look back at it if you wish. No matter where you stand for political views on execution, you have to admit that the sight of it is not pretty. It's not encouraging. It's not loving or inviting. You would never embrace that You would never wear … Continue reading What God does with Ugly