Welcome Home My Brother

Where do I start, I've been tossing, turning and dreaming of Kenya. This was placed on my mind, Exodus in the Bible and my exodus of leaving the U.S. and entering a land that was accepting of me or that I didn't feel like an outsider. Don't get me wrong, I like the U.S. but some of the people in our country seem like they don't want me here. Like the Israelites in Egypt, God wanted them to see themselves without the constant ruling eye of Egypt on their back. They were to be free of the oppression of Egypt. They were to trust in God and not their oppressors. When I was walking the streets of Kenya, I no longer felt like I was being judged or watched. I finally felt the weight of oppression lift from around my neck. God showed me what it was like to be free in a country filled with the same skin tones as me. To walk in a merchant shop without someone watching me as if I was going to steal something, to walk down a street without a women clutching her purse as if I was going to snatch it was but a few things I experienced in Kenya. If you were to ask me a year ago and tell me that I was going to experience something like this, I would have looked at you crazy. God is real and his Son Christ Jesus my Adonai is everlasting life. Through my Adonai, I was able to come to terms and see people for what they are and for most that haven't accepted Christ Jesus as Lord and Savior are lost and hurting souls. These people only see the will of self and caused the hurt that I experienced in the U.S. of not belonging. I want you to know you can be forgiven and brought to the light of Christ Jesus. I will continue to seek the will of God and let Christ be my guide as I walk through the country (U.S.A.) that may or may not be accepting of me. As most Christians know this earth is not our final destination but we will do the will of the Father through Christ that has prepared our final destination in Heaven. God Bless and Love to all.