His Word never comes back void

I just heard through a friend that one of the people I met in Eden (who fell beautifully in love with Jesus) just said that she prayed with another in Jesus' name and that the seeds are still growing even if we are not there to water them, others are taking our place, I am so excited!

A year without internet

Now-a-days people muse and wonder, "what would it be like," they say to themselves, "what would it be like, to live in a land without internet...?" I no longer have to muse and wonder about this, but I have something that the musers and wonderers don't have; I have an answer to the question. Welcome to Eden! Where the internet is scarce and where living in a land without internet is...well, it's different.

This past year living in Eden has been good, challenging, and exciting. There have been too many adventures to retell, too many changed lives to count, and too many glimpses of God to go back to a 'regular' life. God was in Eden. There He brought people to Himself and showed them His love. In Eden lives were changed, they had a new outlook, a new glimmer, and they became new creations desiring and pursuing the things that the Father desires and that the Father pursues. In Eden, God moved people--including myself.

I apologize that my time in Eden was not documented well in this blog. I am in the United States now before heading back to Belgium (and beyond!) and all I can say is that living in a land without internet is...difficult to keep in contact with people, it's a change from the pace of life and from the amenities I'm used to (i.e. daily internet usage), it's...different. Sorry, more updates from this time on...