We had breakfast with Parromos and Zone 46 teams, and loaded the buses for Antigua. We had lunch at Pollo Campero, then walked down to the market. I had $40 to spend, and bought a bracelet, a ring for mom, an elephant made out of porcelain, a backpack, a coffee bag, coffee for my parents, and a 'Guatever' shirt.
We then walked from the market, to a restaurant called Mono Loco. I wasn't hungry (not to mention I was low on money), so I didn't eat, but some people from our group bought a nacho platter that looked big enough to feed 5,000!! (Get it?)
We returned to the seminary and all three groups had a meeting together. We went over the highs and lows of the day, and Levi led worship, then Ryan talked about Jacob and Esau, and how important it is not to make decisions when you're tired, hungry, and/or emotional. Look at Esau, he gave away his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of soup. And if that's not bad enough, that birthright included being part of the family tree of Jesus. Esau is no longer the great-great-great-great-etc grandfather of Jesus. Instead, Jacob, because of the birthright, has been put in Esau's place.
Ouch.
I was supposed to Skype with mom and dad today, but the laptop stopped working just as we tried to connect.
Joy.
There's always tomorrow...
1 comments:
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