“There was an old grandmother whose little hut burned down to the ground. When we got there yesterday morning, we stood at the Care Point and she was there because she knew she could come to somebody.”

"Today, you're not going back. You stay with us in the village. I want you to walk with me and I want you to see what I see, because this is your country. I want you to see it with the eyes of Jesus."

"I was an orphan when you guys came here the first time". And now he's a church leader! Isn't that incredible. There he sat with us. But then he said, "I'm asking officially, can you come and teach us one day? Just let's talk about God and the Bible."

I thought about the people that are waiting for me in Luhonga… Maria has been in my prayers for the last few months after I heard the news that she was brutally attacked.

I hope you loved the last 10 weeks as we walked the journey through Africa. May this inspire you to be faithful, to be consistent, and not to give up. We’ll be back later in the year for Season 7 Part 2!

Her mother is now a volunteer Care Worker. She brings people to the Lord. She works hard. She cares for the most vulnerable people. She shows so much compassion.

Climbing the mountain, we were engulfed by mist and rain. We had with us with a huge pile of blankets and mosquito nets. I met Mahoro that morning - her eyes told me so much.

There's a spirit of hope. There's a laughter. There's a singing that I have not seen for years in my affluent brothers and sisters.

We were busy packing up and I looked outside and there I saw a woman with children under the tree. It was obvious that she was in distress. She must have been running for three or four days before she got to Buhimba.

I want the children back on our farm. I want to hear them sing and dance. I want to see their hands full of colour paint. I want teams here. Lord, it's time for them to come back.

I hope he studied this manual before now. I hope he is only reading it now to encourage himself because this is getting late now.

It's tough. It definitely got worse, for sure. But when I met the team this morning. I saw a hope that contradicted what I saw on the road. Yeah, we have got two ways to look at this.

They just loved him because he shared his story so openly and with so much integrity, telling people, "Jesus is life!"

Then gogo Funnie started sharing this story with me. This young man, Enoch, heard that Miracle's dad, completely rejected him. Enoch heard this news and said to the family, "I will be his father".

We are expanding in a midst of a crisis, all over the world. We are not shrinking back. We are growing, and it starts with growing sons and daughters, deeper relationships, and all of us in our maturity.

We don't pray because we panic. We pray because we know our father still on a throne and tomorrow belongs to Him!