Agricultural/Environmental Tech Advisor in South East Asia
Track:Agriculture - Environment track
Region:Asia - South East
Hello everybody! I am a graduate from Michigan State University headed to Southeast Asia to pursue further education while sharing the good news of Jesus with those I build friendships and relationships with.
I hope that your past couple weeks were filled with family, friends, and games regardless of any restrictions you might be under. My family read the Christmas story as is our tradition on Christmas day. In Luke’s account, joy is mentioned several times (more if you include rejoice). The angel of the Lord told Mary that she will have joy, and many others will rejoice because of Jesus’ birth. John the Baptist leapt for joy in Elizabeth’s womb, and the angel of the Lord brought shepherds tidings of joy.
Jesus’ birth was a turning point in humanities history, a joyful event that is still…
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Some areas in our nation have been under a coin shortage. Though most of us ignore them, we have daily reminders in our hands, pockets, and wallets of our need to trust in God. I respect our ancestors for imprinting this need on us in such a simple way. However, if our world goes cashless, will that reminder be gone? I think not. Wherever we are on this planet, God continues to be faithful to show us who He is through His creation and His word, and even though our country’s future is uncertain, we can trust in Him. God has shown His faithfulness to me through “coincidences” that keep popping…
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Men saw that Daniel prayed three times a day despite the king’s decree and he was thrown into a lion’s den for it. Daniel was a scrambled egg. David, a mans after God’s own heart, who slew Goliath in front of two armies, was a scrambled egg. Esther, the queen of the Persian empire, was used by God to turn potential catastrophe into victory for the Jews. She was a scrambled egg. The apostle Paul, chief among sinners, was also a scrambled egg.
At this point, you probably think I might be a little be scrambled myself. However, eggs are used for analogies quite frequently. One such analogy my…
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