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My Journey

7 weeks of training already over and oooh wow, what an Amazing time of my life.  The first week of training tested my patience and endurance a lot...Suviver in the bush, that says a lot already ! I wanted to go home soo badly, but then God showed me that He wants me to focus only on Him and nothing else and that I should be so useless that He can actually use me and oh how He used me !!         I experienced God's love and grace for me so much and for the first time...
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Getting fit for the race!

Getting fit for the race!
 It's been an incredible 6 weeks of traing in J-bay, Transkei, Cape Town and all over the Eastern Cape. I've met amazing young people and we've become true brothers and sisters over this few past weeks, learning more about our purpose, ourselves and God. My heart is being transformed by the passion and freshness of Holy Spirit working inside. I've realised that by allowing transformation and welcoming change, your vision gets clearer and your perspective gets stretched. Which has been such a wonderful process for me in this time of training. My eyes have been opened to see little miracles...
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the unknown road

the-unknown-road
Sitting on a night at the final end of a training period for new students of Global Challenge Expeditions, I find myself excited for them and their year. The adventures to be had, the people to be met, the views to be seen and the roads to be walked/jumped/ran on or where they would just stand - to take it all in.   Little more than 4 years ago, I was the new pilgrim embarking on the fresh path of the unknown, with the only constant assurance being that that which lies ahead was already planned by a Higher hand....
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Pioneering / Solitude

We’ve got a pioneering spirit. A spirit that needs an area big enough to breathe and stretch out so it can grow to glow. It is something I have experienced in my journey around the world. We just love to discover new places and faces, living fully and freely. I’ve also realized that I’ve been doing that (it can be done) not only around the world, but in my (your) neighboring town as well. There is always new boundaries to discover and another horizon to see from different angle. Others inspire us, information feeds us, practice improves our performance, but...
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The Adventure begins!

At the end of 2014 I quit my job as a Physio, said goodbye to my comfortable life in Sea Point and decided to pack my backpack and join Global Challenge in travelling the world to make known to the nations what Jesus has done for us and to share His love. I believe God places a desire in your heart for the reason to bring Him glory and that He gives you talents, interests and passion for that same reason. What a privilege to be part of a group of 16 like minded young people forming the Hidden World...
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Buenos Dias amigos ! (Version Française)

Le Pérou était un pays qui nous tenait beaucoup à coeur, car nous avons un Péruvien qui voyage avec nous. Mais maintenant, le Pérou est déjà derrière nous ! Nous avions une grande variété d'activités dans ce pays... Quand nous sommes arrivé en premier lieux, nous nous sommes dirigés vers une petite ville nommé Ferrenafe, où Ronel et Hendrik nous ont accueilli. Ils sont un couple de missionnaires envoyé d'Afrique du Sud qui travaillent principalement avec les personnes issues du groupe ethnique Quechua. La principale tâche d'Hendrik est d'aider à la traduction de la bible dans cette langue ancestrale qu'est...
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Trapped

I glance around to locate the source       of the relentless voices overwhelming my thoughts. Incoherent noise that fill my ears, seem to be a natural expression of my fears, that no longer are contained by dreaming at night as the monsters of slumber now cloud my sight.   Overwhelmed by my senses I seek isolation for just a few moments of quick contemplation but there is nowhere to run and nowhere to hide if the problem is not external but comes from inside.   With words at a loss I have nothing to say but continue in...
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Consider it pure joy (James 1:2-4)

Indonesia... after Australia I took a fall a literal fall. I was so sick, along with two other, Austin and Mynette's mom. My muscles were so weak I remember one time Austin and I wanted to walk to the Market across the street. Going down the steps was easy coming back up the steps (Elivator was out of order! No jokes) Hell!   We recovered really fast... one day and the next day Calvin and I did Bible study together which was wat we needed (Philippians 3) from then on I was good again until we went to the DG...
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The deeper waters

Deeper
Growing up, my father would take us on many vacations to the oceans of the South African east coast. And because of these precious childhood memories, the ocean occupies a special chamber in my heart. Being in it, whether in the calm, still deep or in the gushing waves, I feel an undeniable awareness of my emotional and spiritual self. Because I simultaneously feel so at home and so out of my comfort zone. I experience peace and fear, calmness and excitement, energy and relaxation, all at the same time. And spending our time between the beautiful islands of the...
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Your way Lord...

This is how an adventure starts.... After our Machu Picchu adventure we got on a bus to the Bolivian border from Cusco on a Monday evening at 22:30. We reached the Bolivian border the next morning with anticipation and hopes of seeing the jungle again but...God had other plans. About an hour later we found ourselves on the pavement back in Peru as we couldn't get into Bolivia. In a rush of praying and thinking and trusting we unloaded our bags from the bus and waved it goodbye as it entered Bolivia without us. So there we were...apparently Peru wanted...
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