Winding through a maze of cinder block houses on dirt roads which followed no distinguishable order, I kept pace a small distance behind my missionary friends. As we walked through the labyrinth of multicolored homes, free-roaming cattle, burning trash, and playing children, I had a strange realization. I had made several trips to Haiti, but this was the first time I genuinely started to feel at home.
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297 – Overcoming Mediocrity, Part 1 – Navigating Modern Christianity, Part 10
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296 – Becoming a Blanket Carrier – Navigating Modern Christianity, Part 9
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295 – Healing from Legalism – Navigating Modern Christianity, Part 8
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294 – Keys to Healthy Community, Part 2 – Navigating Modern Christianity, Part 7
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293 – Keys to Healthy Community, Part 1 – Navigating Modern Christianity, Part 6
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292 – Post Modern Christianity – Navigating Modern Christianity, Part 5
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Celebrating His Faithfulness
Throughout my thirties I often looked dauntingly at one day turning 40. Thinking of that approaching milestone, I would appraise where I was at in life and (try not to) anxiously think of where I wanted to be by the time that day arrived. Lord, I want so much to happen before then.