May your weekend be full of hope. May you be able to move beyond your fear and insecurity into the life of someone else, releasing the right to control the outcomes of your movement. And may you remember the words of Wess Stafford, words that brought tears to my eyes every time I heard him speak them this week: If God makes you strong, it is so you can help those who are weak.
May you embrace your own strength and offer help to those who need it. And may you accept your weakness when others help you, being wise enough to receive it.
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After a full week in Uganda, it’s time for us to head back home. We were supposed to fly out last night but we had a minor glitch in the form of missing our flight. We’ll head back to the airport shortly, but on our way out I wanted to thank you for following our trip, for offering your prayers, and for sponsoring the children of Uganda.
It has been an honor to travel with some of my favorite writers this weekend. If you haven’t had a chance to read all of their posts, I chose one from each of them to highlight here for you. Enjoy your weekend, friends.
- How to Have a Happy Home by The Nester
- What it Means to Boil Water by Joy the Baker
- The Worst Mistake You Don’t Know You’re Making by Jeff Goins
- Boys Will Be Boys by Brianne McKoy for the Compassion blog
- What Good Dads Do by Shaun Groves
- Photos from Uganda by Mike Varel
Are you ready to sponsor a child today? Here’s where you can release a child from poverty in Jesus’ name.
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