Arrival of the Fittest

HI EVERYBODY!!!
I pray you're all doing well. Well here I am in YWAM Kona and I find myself just lost in thoughts of how good God has been to me. Thank you all for your prayers and support. I am SO happy here.

Classes have not started yet (Monday 1/9/2012 they will) but we have had some beautiful moments of worship, prayer, and lots of fellowship! I'm getting to know a lot of people. You know me, I can't get enough. I love getting to know people :) Surprised? Definitely not, hahaha. I got to know 2 girls as my roommates: Esther and Cassie from Los Angeles and Alberta, Canada. Then I got to know 4 more girls as roommates at 2:30 in the morning NY time after 14 hours of travel and after I had unpacked EVERYTHING and was getting ready for bed. That was when the blessing in disguise revealed itself in the form of the rooming manager knocking on our door and kindly informed us there had been a mistake and the 3 of us needed to pack everything up and move to another room. And then there were 7 beautiful ladies. I am now happy to have gained 6 new friends [and some sleep lol]. Praise God He is good because one of my new roommates is, you guessed it...BRAZILIAN! I am ecstatic! God is doing something in me with Brazil (that's probably an entire blog in the future). So, my roommates are: Esther Cho from South Korea, Esther Choi from LA, Saundra from London, Talitha from Brazil, Mitzi from Texas, and Cassie from Canada.

You can feel the electricity in the air here and hear the constant chatter of things being hoped for. It's so overwhelming. I feel like crying because I KNOW that God is just going to do incredible miracles because that's what He does! Surprised? Definitely not, He's awesome. I can't wait. I've already had the opportunity to share personal testimonies and pray for people. My first honor, besides the one of walking on campus into this part of my destiny, was last night. Since there are over 50 countries from all over the globe represented in YWAM, we had a ceremonious welcome luau. Because my Discipleship Training School (DTS) is All Nations All Generations, we got to hold the flags. There were over 50 of us. I remember praying as I made my way to receive the flag: Lord, let this flag whatever country it may be, let this be a prophetic sign from you. Let it mean something more to me. Speak to me as I receive it. I turn and am handed a red, white, and blue flag: Puerto Rico. :D God picked me, to bring up my mother's land. How Loren Cunningham put it,"We call up the nation of Puerto Rico to enter in and burst forth in the mighty movement of God." I took off running.

I love you all. God is AMAZING.