Edward was the youngest member of the discipleship program at the Dream Center of Southeast Texas while Sandy and I were there to volunteer. At only 18 years old, he originally thought that he’d be entering into his freshman year of college, but God had other plans for him.
He had to get his life right and his addiction under control before God could use him as He had planned.
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Many times, throughout our lives, before going full-time, we’ve had conversations with friends talking how they’d love to have a house on the beach or in the mountains or fill in the blank.
The beauty of our nomadic lifestyle is that we can have all of those things and more.
There have been times when we have had our home on a mountain. There have been times when we have had our home on a beach or within walking distance to the beach. There have been times when we have had our home in the woods. There have been times when we have had our home in a desert. There have been times when we have had our home near a city. There have been times when we have had our home in the middle of nowhere. There have been times when we have had our home in the yard or driveway of friends and family. There have been times when we have had our home on a farm. There have been times when we have had our home in a minor league baseball stadium parking lot. There have been times when we have had our home in a rehabilitation center. There have been times when we have had our home in the middle of a strawberry festival or RV show. There have been times when we have had our home in a Wal-mart, Cracker Barrel or rest area parking lot. The list goes on and on.
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After a lifetime of addiction and criminal activity, Jeff has changed his life and his focus to serving others by feeding their bodies and feeding their souls.
During our visit at the Dream Center, Jeff was in charge of the kitchen. He fed his fellow disciples in the program as well as staff, interns, volunteers, and guests.
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There isn’t one single person on this earth who doesn’t have scars and broken pieces. Some of those scars may have been self-inflicted. Some of them may have been caused by other people’s actions. Some may be easy for others to see and understand. Most are hidden deep under layers of complexity. In the end, how we got the scars and how easy they are for others to see really doesn’t matter. It’s how we heal from them and how we move forward from them that does.
To each other though, we must be more empathetic.
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Bob’s story is one of many highs and lows throughout his battle with addiction. However, after years of drug and alcohol abuse, several failed marriages, thoughts of suicide and despair, God is restoring Bob’s life and his relationships with his children.
Bob is living proof that no matter where life takes you, you can always make a change for the better. Through his faith and devotion, he truly is a changed man.
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