EBOLA: TRUST IN GOD!
“Are you worried about Johnny in Liberia?” That’s the question I am asked almost daily since the Ebola outbreak. Every mother naturally worries about her children. However, in this case worry is not the word I would use to describe my feelings. Trust is much more accurate. I trust my son’s judgment. Five and a half years ago he chose to enter into a faith based community, Comunita Cenacolo, to heal his interior brokenness and the drug addiction that placed him at death’s door. I trust he will continue to make healthy choices that will protect him from Ebola. I trust God who is the author of my son’s life and the source of his decision to commit two years of his life to serving the Liberian people by caring for their orphans. I trust my son’s heart, knowing that he is on his knees asking God for strength, courage and direction in the face of both his interior challenges and the exterior hurdles. I trust God who ...