Today is #ashwednesday a day of repentance. Lets see our repentance happen before we pray for the repentance of others.
We look at those who are doing injustice towards people and seeing that they need to turn from that and set the oppressed free. As we go into this season of Lent lets take today to deal with our own sin, our own chains and our own bondages before we pray for the freedom and repentance of others.
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In 4 months a group of us will be headed to Phnom Penh, Cambodia on the Steps Of Justice Cambodia outreach. I was talking about Steps Of Justice to a friend a while ago and what makes it something that is worth following and being a part of. The answer that we came up with is [...]
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This fall during the Justice and Worship tour we had the honor of visiting the Salem House of Prayer in Salem, OR. The building used to be a super sketchy bar in town, but when it closed down the House of Prayer folks took over the lease and turned it into a place of life [...]
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February 22 is Ash Wednesday, the 1st day of the season on Lent. Lent is traditionally a time where we give up something in order to focus more on Jesus and the cross. Lent begins 46 day’s before Easter Sunday. On Easter Sunday we end the Lenten fast and celebrate the resurrection of our savior Jesus. In [...]
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A few years back I had the privilege of meeting and working with Wade and Erica over in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Wade and Erica work with YWAM in New Zealand and are pretty swell Kiwi’s if I do say so myself. Last summer I lead a Steps of Justice team back over to Cambodia and Wade and [...]
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Rock Foundation Inc. is a non-profit organization registered in the United States. We focus on assisting and teaching more than 100 families of squatters in 4 separate villages who have no proper housing, no land, no electricity, and no running water. Our mission is to meet the mental, physical, and spiritual needs of the local Khmer [...]
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The biggest question in my mind is this: Is it possible to visit a place like Northern India and live for any other cause apart from the amendatory action of loving it’s people? My mind has never imagined so many humans. I’ve never considered what a city of nearly 20 million actually looks like. I [...]
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I am sitting at the back of the room during the 24 hour Anti-Trafficking Worship and Prayer event leading up to the Superbowl. The worship leader for this 2 hour block is leading us in the song “It Is Well With My Soul.” I am thinking about the girls that are currently on the streets [...]
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Praying for the girls working/enslaved as sex workers for selfish men during Superbowl week. Here are a couple of articles about it for you to read, along with a video. Check out Polaris Project for info on trafficking and a video from Fox (we are not promoting Fox, just their article) here.
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National Freedom Day is an observance in the United States that honors the signing of a resolution that proposed the 13th amendment of the nation’s constitution on February 1, 1865. Abraham Lincoln, who was the president at the time, signed the resolution to outlaw slavery. This anniversary is annually observed on February
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Today is #ashwednesday a day of repentance. Lets see our repentance happen before we pray for the repentance of others. We look at those who are doing injustice towards people and seeing that they need to turn from that and set the oppressed free. As we go into this season of Lent lets take today [...]
