Auntie Bonny

As you're standing at the ledge getting ready to jump, your heart is pounding, looking down at the ground knowing that you are 50 ft in the air, palms are sweaty and the platform is shaking because its windy. As you count to three you are still hesitant to jump even though you are secured in a harness. Finally after much convincing you close your eyes and jump!!! The first time you are stepping out of your comfort zone is when life starts. Imagine doing the same routine over and over and never getting the excitement of something new. We were meant to go out into the world and preach the gospel and making disciples of all nations. But how can we do that is we are standing still?? Our feet are beautiful if only they'd ... read more

As the leaves begin to change, days become shorter and nights become colder we prepare ourselves to enter into a new season. Winter is my least favorite season. I have grown up around snow all my life and since I have been traveling I can truly say that I can definitely live without snow. But the funny thing is, my kids are praying for nothing BUT snow! They have only seen it in movies but they dream of building snowmen and having snowball fights. The things that make some people become weary are things that make some people smile and become joyus! So as we enter into these winter months let us remember that our relationship with God doesn't have to become cold and dormant as well. There is a time and a season for everything ... read more

Waking up to smiling faces and unlimited hugs are one of my favorite reasons why I love to travel with these children. The kids truly do exemplify the fruits of the spirit and it is so magnetic. Not only are they extremely well behaved but very genuine and loving. When you jump aboard the Asante Bus you become what is called an "Auntie" or "Uncle". Which means basically a Parent to these 22 children. Every couple nights we stay in Host homes which means people within the congregation of the churches we are performing at will put together a group of families that will house us for the few nights we are in the area. So these kids may be with a little over 100 different families before they head home. It is one of their ... read more

There are a few days in a person’s life that are what I believe to be the important. The first, is the day we are born, on that day people celebrate and rejoice over our birth. The second is the day we come to the Lord, that day is a day of rebirth, a day when the old man dies and we become a new creation in Christ Jesus. On That day we receive the ministry of reconciliation, on that day, God, all of the heavens, and the holy Angels rejoice over the finding of that which was lost. This is the day we begin to realize and desire to walk in the destiny planned for us in our Father’s will. The third most important day is the day we pass from this world. The day ... read more