August 30, 2013 | By Matt Wallace | No Comments
by matt wallace
“I know she’s going to kick me to the curb. You’re gonna be walking downtown, and you’ll see me Matt. You’ll say, ‘Why are you down here? I thought you had your life together!’ And I’m like you, Matt. I thought this was it. I thought I had finally done it; thought I’d never go back! I didn’t think I would ever have to sleep under a bridge again. You’ve got to help me!“ Read More
August 24, 2013 | By drybones_admin | One Comment
When I tell people about my internship at Dry Bones, there’s a normal slew of questions that are asked. How have you changed people? Who have you talked to? What has made the biggest impact on your life? What have you learned? Read More
August 23, 2013 | By drybones_admin | No Comments
This summer has been eye opening to say the least.
I have I never made so many friends in such a short period of time. I have grown very close to many of them, which has brought me closer to God. Read More
August 22, 2013 | By drybones_admin | No Comments
Wisdom is sweet to your soul. If you find it, you will have a bright future, and your hopes will not be cut short. Proverbs 24:14
For me, this summer turned out to be a learning experience. I will apply the lessons I learned throughout the rest of my life. I want to quickly share two major lessons that I learned this summer (hopefully gaining some wisdom too). Read More
August 21, 2013 | By drybones_admin | 5 Comments
This summer, I intentionally made an effort to acknowledge the worth of every individual that God has created and placed on this earth, and subsequently, in my path. Because of that, I’m taking home new relationships with many amazing and beautiful people. Read More
August 20, 2013 | By drybones_admin | One Comment
As I entered into this summer, I was excited to see what God was going to teach me. But before I was able to jump right in, a few things happened. The first week, my car broke down. The second week, my keys disappeared forever. During the third week, my laptop decided to never work again. As these things were happening Read More
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