Campus Target

I don’t know if this will offend you, but I have to ask you this question. Does God really love me as much as He loves the two of
you?” Asked our friend Jeanette.

I asked God to calm my emotions and give me a pure heart. Like always, He came through. It turned into one of the most real and personal worship times I’ve had here or anywhere else.

When our food came, I prayed for us, which got him asking some questions. When he asked if I ever forgot to pray for my food, I got to explain to him how Christianity isn’t about following strict rules, but about relationship with God.

She showed up to the fellowship with a book of songs, and before the end had led us in most of our song time.

Lift up your eyes to the cross, and you become healed. God has been reminding me of that a lot recently.

At that moment, I realized that even if I didn’t look like these people or speak their language fluently, I could still do my best to learn their culture and share God’s love with them through that.

I’m now totally “addicted” to my reading and in fact, I’m already running ahead of the planned schedule for each week’s reading.

Christmas time was great here; John becoming a Christian was just one of the awesome things that happened. We have had 4 girls become Christians these past few weeks and just today John’s roommate also became a Christian!

A couple hours later, I had the opportunity to meet with her and have lunch together. From the start of lunch until the very end, Angela had so many questions about God.

“Mgoi! Mgoi!(Excuse me/let me through)” said Sonata and I as we pushed through the students that were packed like sardines in the public bus.