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A golf scramble can be more than a fun day on the course. For us, it’s a hands-on way to fund missions, strengthen fellowship, and gain funds and support for Gods little one. We talk through how the “Meeting In The Middle Of The Fairway” golf tournament came together, why it keeps growing, and what we learned from last year’s mix of great shots, brutal holes, and the kind of stories you only get when people are relaxed and competitive at the same time.

We also get practical about nonprofit fundraising and church community events: how scramble pricing works, why sponsorships and hole sponsors matter more than most people realize, and how a raffle can change the whole day. This year’s raffle includes a 450 Bushmaster Ruger American, plus we share ideas like keeping the raffle open during the event for extra donations. Along the way, we cover what’s new, including a perpetual trophy, plus the realities of weather planning and why we only shut it down for safety or a course call.

Then we zoom out to the bigger point: giving is part of the Christian life. We read 2 Corinthians 9:7 and challenge ourselves to be cheerful givers, whether that means supporting missions, giving time, helping someone in need, or simply obeying what God puts on our heart. If you like honest behind-the-scenes talk about a charity golf tournament, mission fundraising, and faith in action, this one is for you. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find the show.

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Dirty river water turns clear in seconds, and somehow that simple moment exposes everything we overcomplicate about faith. I’m joined by Jonathan Schmidt and Jared Carroll to walk through a Honduras missions trip that includes the Glow Center, mountain churches near La Campa, and the kind of gospel work that happens when you show up, work hard, and stay flexible. We talk about what it takes to get there after years away, why seeing the need firsthand changes the way you give, and how practical service like wiring a church can be worship in work boots.

We also break down the clean water filter distribution and why it matters so much in Honduras missions. Families often pull water straight from the river, and unsafe water can lead to parasites and long-term health issues. The team explains how the filter system works, how follow-up is tracked, and why the water distribution creates a natural door to share Jesus Christ without pressure or gimmicks. If you care about Christian missions, church planting, humanitarian aid, or sustainable ministry, you’ll hear how those pieces fit together in real life.

Then the conversation gets personal. Jared shares about losing his baby daughter, Laney, after two days of life, and what it means to trust God’s sovereignty while still believing in healing. We talk about grief, spiritual attacks, prayer, and the hard question that comes for every believer sooner or later: do you really trust Him when you don’t get what you begged for? This one is honest, heavy, and full of hope.

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A six-year-old’s vow becomes a roadmap for a lifetime of missions—this conversation traces how a simple yes led from Guatemala to India, Tanzania, and finally to a thriving Bible college in Zambia. We open with the origin story: a child praying to receive the Holy Ghost and promising God he would go wherever sent. Years later, that promise collides with reality on a first trip to Guatemala, where dramatic deliverance and a key friendship planted seeds that would grow into long-term impact.

Threaded through every segment is a conviction: there is something in the going. Trips don’t just bless communities abroad; they reshape the ones who go, spreading a generational fire as sons and church members step into leadership and mission. If you’re wrestling with calling, authority, or whether short-term trips matter, you’ll find both stories and structure here—faith that submits, serves, and builds for the long haul.

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