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How do you feel after a year of adventure?

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Yesterday, I posted a great video from Kim Daniels on “never going back to OK”. She posted it with only seven days left of her World Race experience. Just before returning home after a year of adventure, she wanted to pay homage to this past year around the world and declare that she will never b…
By Seth Barnes
Yesterday, I posted a great video from Kim Daniels on “never going back to OK”. She posted it with only seven days left of her World Race experience. Just before returning home after a year of adventure, she wanted to pay homage to this past year around the world and declare that she will never be able to be the same again. Others are saying the same thing.
 
Matt Snyder writes:
 
I guess I’m not the same. I went to
Starbucks today to wrestle down this reality with myself because I just
quite didn’t want to believe it… or own up to it. Sometimes it’s
hard to face something so drastic and dramatic. It usually comes with
some kind of responsibility attached. This whole Kingdom thing for
instance – there’s no escaping it. There’s no going back. Once you’re
in, you’re in. That’s it.
Face it.

n575430898 1437364 4781And so I’m having to stare my demons in the face, one whom looks
like  a spitting image of myself.  It’s my old self battling with my
new self; the flesh man wrestling to the ground with the Spirit man.
 And it’s an epic battle on my insides.  I squirm when I think about it
because it’s so loud and sometimes I’m afraid people might hear it and
look at me like I’m crazy.  Probably if you looked in my eyes you could see it.

And I knew that this would happen eventually, that there would be
some gigantic collision between two worlds.  The challenging part is
that it’s only still in thought at this point.  I haven’t even set foot
on American soil, on familiar romping grounds in Wichita, KS.  I’m
still wrestling with the idea of it all. Read more…

 
This is what we hope for when we send young people on the World Race – that they would come back “wrecked for the ordinary,” totally ruined for a “normal” life and consecrated to the kingdom of God. Find out more about the World Race and the upcoming trip in June at the WR website.

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