However, we’ve realized over the last couple years that so many organizations are backwards in their approach. The most valuable thing we can receive from someone is their heart, not what’s in their wallet.
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See, “Every year…” their religious devotion was evident “as usual.” But in the familiar, we often forget. In the routine, we grow rote. In the everyday, we tend to overlook. And it is in our religious rhythm, we don’t notice that Jesus went missing.
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We simply become the skeleton or the function of what we're meant to be, leaving our hearts and souls on the side of the road somewhere along the way. Our souls are like any other part of our body. If we don’t enter into rest and nurture our souls, they will slowly dissolve.
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Yet, I'm not sure if you've noticed, but there is this whole world outside of ourselves that we can not
control, and situations that we can’t see coming. I do not like this one bit. I am often found dangling
between the steadiness of the safe world I’ve created for myself and the chasm of reality below me like a
rock climber on the face of a cliff.
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Godly worship listens before it speaks, kneels before it stands, and observes before it acts.
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LR Baggs Corporation has partnered with Guitars For Glory in their mission to help place quality instruments and equipment with people in need around the world.
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James and Sarah easily could have used their American resources to feed the local Haitian children and leave. But instead, their goal was to make this idea of bread sustainable. To “break the cycle of poverty with income generating-projects.” They built ovens in Haiti. They imported wheat to Haiti. They taught people how to make a product that would fill bellies of their precious children and provide proper nutrients for them to grow.
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A GFG guitar was recently placed in Ghana Africa with a wonderful girl named Esinam. Esinam suffers from a condition involving benign facial tumors. These tumors have resulted in severe disfiguration and Esinam being exiled from her community. Her passion to use her voice to lead others in worship. Just last week she was surprised with a new guitar.
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Guitars For Glory partners with local Rochester church, home to many Burmese immigrants.
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It would have been easier for them to see lost profit, instead of a person. It would have been easier for them to go about their business as usual. Instead, they gave us a shot in the arm and changed someone's life forever.
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An update from Marcos. “Sometimes those who give the most are the ones with the least to spare.”
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