Everyday, You Are Making Hope Possible for Hurting People. Here’s How:
Partnership in the Garden
“I get so excited about the possibilities that could happen while serving that I often forget that what I’m doing might not reap a harvest of saved souls while I’m around to see it. Is what I’m doing still important?” Find out in this week’s honest and encouraging devotional blog, written by IDES Project Manager, Randy Jones.
Thanks to your generosity, our brothers and sisters in Christ in South Sudan are making a difference in the lives of families who are suffering. We wanted to share their story with you, because we believe we can all learn from their example of faith. Read their story by clicking the button below.
“Have you ever been desperate? I am talking about hitting rock bottom…Brokenness hurts, and most of us would rather live without any seasons of discomfort. Yet I have found during such times God often does His greatest work in my life, reshaping and realigning me for His divine purposes.” Be encouraged by last week’s uplifting devotional blog, written by IDES Executive Director, Rick Jett.
The ferocious “chatter” of machine guns just around the corner from one’s home is as regular as birds in the morning for displaced families in Myanmar. Fear is a constant state of being, necessary for mere survival in the midst of the war that these families have no part in.The brutal battle rages on between the central Myanmar government and regional militarized rebels, with thousands of innocent lives caught in the crossfire.
Before you continue, we must warn you that this story is extremely difficult to read.
