“You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.” -St Augustine Life is made up of seasons. Some are crazy and busy, some are quiet and still. There are seasons of sowing and preparing. Some seasons are those of waiting, of pressing in and trusting.…
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First of all, a third culture kid (or TCK) is someone who was raised in a culture that is different from their parents culture, or the culture of the country on their passport. They assume a new third culture that is influenced both by their parents and where they’re raised.
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Heading January 10, 2020 / Uncategorized [easy-social-share buttons=”facebook,twitter,pinterest,mail” counters=0 template=”31″ point_type=”simple”] What’s The Weather Like? Louisville doesn’t have an extreme climate. Being the most northern city of the south, we experience neither the extreme cold of the north or the sweltering heat of the south. This means its perfect weather to get outdoors! Go explore…
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Things I Didn’t Know I Didn’t Know Before DTS We asked our YWAM students what they have learned in the past few weeks that they didn’t know before YWAM DTS The first few weeks of a YWAM Discipleship Training School are full of new ideas and opportunities to grow. You’ll discover things that you need…
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I’ve had a checkered past with the bible. Sometimes, I’ve had amazing devotional times where it seemed like I had it all figured out. Other times, I didn’t even know where my bible was. Once, I’ve found it after three months had gone by, covered in a thick layer of dust. At this point, I…
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How to dress like a Fijian My Experience I went to Fiji for one month this past spring for the outreach phase of my Bible School for the Nations (BSN) and it was different from any place I’d gone before. Fiji is a Christian nation, and it showed. Everywhere I went, I felt safe. I…
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My Experience I’m Korean-American and grew up often visiting family in Seoul. Later in life, I spent a year working on Jeju Island. In my experiences traveling back and forth from the motherland, I’ve faced various cultural differences both when visiting Korea and adjusting back to the States. These differences include how people dress. Seasonal…
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