"Dia de los Muertos" or "Day of the Dead" here in Bolivia would be what you commonly know as Halloween in the US, although the way they celebrate it here is quite a bit different than Halloween. Here the focus in more on the dead relatives of the people, instead of ghosts and goblins and all the other things. The people here believe that on this day their dead relatives return … [Read more...]
“It’s Never Too Late”
How often have I heard someone say that famous frase when I challenge them to give their lives to serve the Lord, "It's too late". It usually starts with the frase, "I would love to but". It may not even be said, but it is in the back of your mind there is something that is keeping you from selling out 100% and giving your all to the Lord. It most likely is something … [Read more...]
…but what does it mean?
Must see video about the need here in Cochabamba Bolivia. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKSlpoZQ8Bg&feature=youtu.be … [Read more...]
Your Life is Short
This week will mark three years since my dad died of Pancreatic Cancer. It doesn’t seem real even now after this long. Sometimes I see his picture and think that I need to give him a call because I haven’t talked to him in a long time, then I remember, I can’t. I think going through loosing my dad to cancer really taught me a lot of important lessons. I could probably spend a … [Read more...]
The Difficulty of Leading
When I was younger, growing up on a farm in the country, one of the things I liked to do was play in the woods. It was either playing war with some friends or hunting or exploring, finding new places and imagining that we had to survive off the land and the things we could gather. (Only a country boy would understand) Even when I got a little older and my likes changed more to … [Read more...]