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Indonesia. What a ride! I'm sure you've seen some of my team's pictures and videos, so you have seen a peek into our month here. But really it's hard to explain all that my squad and I have been through in the last 30 days...it's weird to type that and let me tell you why. You see, I was originally slated to go on U Squad's route last July. In August, I wanted to see how they were all holding up. What they were blogging about. What God was doing in their lives. What I found was many of them had very little to say. Not that God wasn't rocking their world or that they were not growing. Actually the opposite. God was doing such a work in them, such a transformation, such an unexpected death of themselves that it was hard to comprehend. To find the right words. Interestingly enough, Expedition Squad and U Squad are both currently in Thailand, but hours apart. Pray for them as they fly to Central America with the Gospel in a few days.

I didn't think I would have that writer's block, but I find myself struggling to understand it too. It's difficult to write about this daily dying process that is happening within, mixed with the joy that God has graced us with. I mean, my last blog was about staring at a half-empty Coke bottle for Pete's sake! Who is Pete? I don't know, but I felt safer using his name. So here I am in Bangkok, Thailand, trying to make sense of it all. I had a couple days of rest and processing in Bali, Indonesia. Maybe that helped.

God taught a significant amount of lessons this month to my squad and I. Lessons on ourselves, community, ministry, and His plan for the world. It was like trying to drink from a fire hose. Let me give you four lessons that really stood out this month.

Lesson #1: Humbled in the Outhouse

The second day I was in country, I was vomiting and had diarrhea...at the same time...at a camp ground...in the jungle. So my first time using a squatty potty (think a toilet on the ground that you squat over. Hence the name "squatty potty") was not all I had dreamed it would be. I was literally wiping poop splatter off of my ankles and legs. It became a routine: I would hike up to the outhouse, diarrhea over a hole in the ground, walk beside the outhouse, vomit, and then dry heave for 5 minutes. My body would then wait 45 minutes and repeat the process. Not quite the mountaintop experience I was looking for, but it definitely helped expedite dying to my old ways. A stormy gift that screamed, "Ministry overseas ain't no cakewalk!" A fire to refine my faith. Another humbling experience that I desperately needed. When you are 28 years old and you vomit so hard that you crap yourself, it humbles you down significantly.
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Indonesia. What a ride! I'm sure you've seen some of my team's pictures and videos, so you have seen a peek into our month here. But really it's hard to explain all that my squad and I have been through in the last 30 days...it's weird to type that and let me tell you why. You see, I was originally slated to go on U Squad's route last July. In August, I wanted to see how they were all holding up. What they were blogging about. What God was doing in their lives. What I found was many of them had very little to say. Not that God wasn't rocking their world or that they were not growing. Actually the opposite. God was doing such a work in them, such a transformation, such an unexpected death of themselves that it was hard to comprehend. To find the right words. Interestingly enough, Expedition Squad and U Squad are both currently in Thailand, but hours apart. Pray for them as they fly to Central America with the Gospel in a few days.I didn't think I would have that writer's block, but I find myself struggling to understand it too. It's difficult to write about this daily dying process that is happening within, mixed with the joy that God has graced us with. I mean, my last blog was about staring at a half-empty Coke bottle for Pete's sake! Who is Pete? I don't know, but I felt safer using his name. So here I am in Bangkok, Thailand, trying to make sense of it all. I had a couple days of rest and processing in Bali, Indonesia. Maybe that helped.
God taught a significant amount of lessons this month to my squad and I. Lessons on ourselves, community, ministry, and His plan for the world. It was like trying to drink from a fire hose. Let me give you four lessons that really stood out this month.

Lesson #1: Humbled in the Outhouse

The second day I was in country, I was vomiting and had diarrhea...at the same time...at a camp ground...in the jungle. So my first time using a squatty potty (think a toilet on the ground that you squat over. Hence the name "squatty potty") was not all I had dreamed it would be. I was literally wiping poop splatter off of my ankles and legs. It became a routine: I would hike up to the outhouse, diarrhea over a hole in the ground, walk beside the outhouse, vomit, and then dry heave for 5 minutes. My body would then wait 45 minutes and repeat the process. Not quite the mountaintop experience I was looking for, but it definitely helped expedite dying to my old ways. A stormy gift that screamed, "Ministry overseas ain't no cakewalk!" A fire to refine my faith. Another humbling experience that I desperately needed. When you are 28 years old and you vomit so hard that you crap yourself, it humbles you down significantly.
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Indonesia. Apa tumpangan! Saya yakin Anda telah melihat beberapa gambar dan video tim saya, jadi Anda telah melihat mengintip ke bulan kami di sini. Tapi benar-benar sulit untuk menjelaskan semua bahwa skuad saya dan saya telah melalui dalam 30 hari terakhir ... itu aneh untuk mengetik itu dan biarkan aku memberitahu Anda mengapa. Anda lihat, saya awalnya dijadwalkan untuk pergi pada rute U Squad Juli lalu. Pada bulan Agustus, saya ingin melihat bagaimana mereka semua memegang. Apa yang mereka blogging tentang. Apa yang Tuhan lakukan dalam hidup mereka. Apa yang saya temukan adalah banyak dari mereka memiliki sangat sedikit untuk mengatakan. Bukan berarti Allah tidak goyang dunia mereka atau bahwa mereka tidak tumbuh. Sebenarnya sebaliknya. Tuhan sedang melakukan pekerjaan seperti di dalamnya, seperti transformasi, seperti kematian tak terduga dari diri mereka sendiri bahwa itu sulit untuk memahami. Untuk menemukan kata yang tepat. Yang cukup menarik, Ekspedisi Squad dan U Squad keduanya saat ini di Thailand, tapi jam terpisah. Berdoa bagi mereka karena mereka terbang ke Amerika Tengah dengan Injil dalam beberapa hari. Saya tidak berpikir saya akan memiliki blok yang penulis, tapi saya menemukan diri saya berjuang untuk memahaminya juga. Sulit untuk menulis tentang proses kematian ini setiap hari yang terjadi dalam, dicampur dengan sukacita bahwa Allah telah menghiasi kita dengan. Maksudku, blog terakhir saya adalah tentang menatap botol setengah kosong Coke demi Tuhan! Siapa Pete? Aku tidak tahu, tapi aku merasa lebih aman menggunakan namanya. Jadi di sini saya di Bangkok, Thailand, mencoba untuk memahami semuanya. Aku punya beberapa hari istirahat dan pengolahan di Bali, Indonesia. Mungkin itu membantu. Allah mengajarkan sejumlah besar pelajaran bulan ini untuk skuad saya dan I. Pelajaran pada diri kita sendiri, masyarakat, pelayanan, dan rencana-Nya bagi dunia. Itu seperti mencoba untuk minum dari selang kebakaran. Mari saya beri empat pelajaran yang benar-benar berdiri keluar bulan ini. Pelajaran # 1: merendahkan di Outhouse Hari kedua saya berada di negara, saya muntah-muntah dan diare ... pada saat yang sama ... di tanah kamp. ..di dalam hutan. Jadi pertama kalinya saya menggunakan toilet kekar (berpikir toilet di tanah yang jongkok di atas. Oleh karena itu nama "kekar potty") tidak semua aku bermimpi akan. Aku benar-benar menyeka kotoran memerciki off dari pergelangan kaki dan kaki saya. Ini menjadi rutinitas: Saya akan mendaki ke kakus, diare lebih dari sebuah lubang di tanah, berjalan di samping kakus, muntah, dan angkat lalu keringkan selama 5 menit. Tubuhku kemudian akan menunggu 45 menit dan ulangi proses. Tidak cukup pengalaman puncak gunung yang saya cari, tapi itu pasti membantu mempercepat sekarat ke cara lama saya. Sebuah hadiah badai yang berteriak, "Kementerian luar negeri tidak ada cakewalk!" Api untuk memperbaiki iman saya. Pengalaman lain merendahkan bahwa saya sangat membutuhkan. Ketika Anda berusia 28 tahun dan Anda muntah begitu keras bahwa Anda omong kosong sendiri, itu merendahkan Anda turun secara signifikan.







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