So much happens in just one day here. Last night, Bri and I were up late talking about God and just being amazed by Him. I was thinking about trust and I opened her Bible to Psalm 20. "Some trust in chariots and some in horses... but I trust in the name of the Lord our God. It was bananas! God was confirming things left and right yesterday!
In the middle of the night last night, Bri woke me up by talking in her sleep. I freaked out and looked over to see if she was ok. She was. But then I heard a voice in my head screaming at me: "GO, GO! Get out of here, NOW!" I wanted to talk to Karen about it, but something held me back. So I prayed and fell asleep. I believe it was the enemy SERIOUSLY trying to get me to leave. That only gives me more motivation to be here!
This morning, Colin took us to see Loraine's parents. She seems pretty set on coming to the states. After that, he took us to the Marina and went to a meeting. Karen, Bri, and I walked along the sea for about two miles into the next town where we found a beach. I filled up a bottle I had with sand for Tim. On the way back, my feet started blistering really badly. I've been wearing the same flip-flops the whole time since my bag just came in today. Speaking of which, MY BAG CAME!
Later, we went to a house meeting. The hosts were Tama and Geof. Awesome people! Bri did worship and spoke and it was awesome! Tama's brother, Peter, had come up for prayer Sunday night for his drug addiction. He said he wants to see his wife and kids again. Tonight, his wife and kids were there! His wife's name is Tracy. She's such a strong woman of God who loves her husband so much and wants to see him free! She's showing the same love and devotion that God has for us. It's beautiful.
Tama and Geof have a ministry called "crossways." They get people into rehab and the help they need. Tama has such a servant's heart and she's so giving. We're excited to see how God uses them. Well, I definitely skipped things tonight. I'm very tired! We had fish and chips today! Delicious!
Ps. Tomorrow, NEWCASTLE!
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