Are you OK with this is enough?  Are you OK with not learning anything new? Are you OK with not having a passion about something?  Are you OK with just going through the routines of life?  Are you OK with your grades?  Are you OK wi…

My son showed me a video the other day on YouTube, and we had a good laugh watching it a few times. A father was filming his daughters learning the trust fall. If you’ve never heard of the trust fall, it’s a trust-building game often conducted as a group exercise in which a person deliberately […]

One of the greatest comforts the Bible demonstrates is that Jesus takes pleasure in breaking away from the crowd to take care of the individual. It is simply impossible to be lost from Him in a crowd. In Mark 5: 24-34, we read the story of a woman in the crowd. We are told that […]

This weekend at Shabbach MB was an amazing experience.  I went expecting God to do great things and thats exactly what happened.  On Friday night over 500 kids either excepted Christ into their hearts for the first time or reeducated their life to Christ.  I was on security that night and I remember standing their while the alter call was given.  As I stood there I watched as a sea of teenagers stood and rushed to the alter.  It was an emotional moment that I’m blessed to have witnessed.  The second night was just as meaningful as Eddie James brought us amazing worship and Pastor Glenn brought the message.  That night the message was about the woman who had major bleeding, (Matthew 9:20-22).  No one was able to help her and after many years of bleeding she heard that Jesus was in town.  PG preached that Jesus not only healed the stop the bleeding she had on the inside… but He healed her as a whole.   Even though she was sick and couldn’t run to Him she gave Him what she had a crawled her away after Him.  Because of Her faith she was healed inside and out.  She went from being the woman with a illness to being called “daughter.”  After this message the alter was filled with bleeding teenagers AND grown ups.  I had the privilege of being part of the alter-team and being able to pray for the kids each night.  Even though by the end of the weekend I was way overtired I wouldn’t have traded it for anything.  This weekend reminded me why I wanted to be here in the first place.  Seeing how much Shbbach effects the lives of these young people is why everyone on staff works as hard as they do.  I am so blessed and thankful to be able to be a part of it.

Have a blessed week,
Keyona
(Maine)

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