My Wednesday

I just want to say it is good to have Les and Bernice Rishel back from Panama. If you didn't already know, they spent a month in Panama helping the YWAM base that we support there. It was great hearing their stories last night of what they got to do down there. Bernice shared a quote that was funny and at the same time, if you have ever been on a missions trip, the truth. She said, "The only thing you can be sure of is that you can't be sure of anything." They shared how they would receive word of what was going to happen the next day and then when the next day came they would receive word that things had changed. They were able to do wonderful things for the YWAM base but it's wonderful to have them back with us.

Also, I got to see the Bodies Exhibit at the Cargenie Science Center in Pittsburgh. What an exhibit. It was a little scwemish for me but to see what God created was incredible. I got a laugh at how some of the cards explaining things would say, "Through the evolutionary process." I don't know how you could talk about evolution when you see the intricacies of the human body and how it all works. There is no way that billions of years ago we just exploded onto this earth. There is just so much that goes into how a body functions and you get to see it all. One interesting fact that I found out is, your eyes are as big as they will ever be from birth till death. They change very little as time goes on. Amazing. As I stare into Chloe's face, it seems that her eyes are so small. But they are as big as they will ever be.