Ordinary Lives

There has been a growing wave of information across media and social platforms. There are discussions about potential food shortages, stockpiling, and even global conflict. It can be difficult to discern what is factual and what may be driven by fear.

As Christians, we are called to respond with wisdom, not panic. It is important to remain informed and prepared while also staying grounded in faith.

Let’s continue to be prayerful, thoughtful, and at peace. Let’s continue trusting God through times of uncertainty. 🙏

There is no place like my home and no people like my people! 🥹

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The nicest people ever. I’ve travelled to 18 countries so far, and the most respect and love I’ve ever been given to is from the people of Papua New Guinea. 🇵🇬❤️

It’s such a beautiful place, and here they are so grateful for the small things. It’s an important contrast because in the countries we have the most, we forget the small things our definition of success is so wrong.

We try and go for more, but the truth is it’s not what you have it’s what you give…

Even tho life is tough for most, they have the biggest smiles!!! They work so hard & they are such resilient people.

At the end it's not about what you have or even what you've accomplished.

It's about who you've lifted up, who you've made better. It's about what
you've given back. 🥹