Choosing to go on this Mission Trip has been one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever made. Even as I’m participate in a pre-retreat I have my uncertainties.
Here’s why I chose to go:
- Freedom. I’m not tied down by school, a job, a family or any other commitments. When else I will be able to do something like this?
- “Do Something.” I’ve been out of work for a few months now. My friend Jason advised me that sometimes the only right decision is to “just do something.”
- Seeing what God is up to. Understand, I’ve never been a foreign missions guy. I started a club in college called OutReach America to train domestic missionaries. It’s a big world out there, and we serve a big God. I’m excited to see what he’s up to.
- Intrinsic reasons. I won’t lie, traveling sounds fun, and I believe God will teach me something by seeing more of the world.
- It glorifies God. This is really all the reason I needed. People in the East need to read about Jesus. Orphans need loving. Muslims need the gospel. How can you go wrong?
That’s how I made my decision. What do you think?