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Jordan joined our team on mission to Lithuania a few months after his training. Here is Jordan sharing his testimony on the streets of Vilnius
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Jordan says:
First time in London. First time in the UK. Heck, it was even my first flight ever! There were a lot of firsts connected to this 2-week trip on which I went in June, 2013. And I don't think I will ever forget a single one of them.
Going on the street, preaching about Jesus? That is something I've never seen in my home country. Standing on a big box and giving testimonies to a busy London street? Have you gone mental, man? Yet that is precisely what I had been a part of. And I'm so happy that I could. Joining the team on their day to day program, I learned and experienced a lot. My heart has been broken by the random people that we had been able to meet on the streets – by their stories, by their own brokenness and need of the true living God that they often didn't realize. That is why I love K180 – they help people move closer to Jesus.
The good work they are doing in London left me with a question. Am I doing the same? Am I helping other people see who God is? And hey, what about you --- are you spreading the good news?
Going on the street, preaching about Jesus? That is something I've never seen in my home country. Standing on a big box and giving testimonies to a busy London street? Have you gone mental, man? Yet that is precisely what I had been a part of. And I'm so happy that I could. Joining the team on their day to day program, I learned and experienced a lot. My heart has been broken by the random people that we had been able to meet on the streets – by their stories, by their own brokenness and need of the true living God that they often didn't realize. That is why I love K180 – they help people move closer to Jesus.
The good work they are doing in London left me with a question. Am I doing the same? Am I helping other people see who God is? And hey, what about you --- are you spreading the good news?
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K180's Gareth Hides and Jordan performing a cover of "Mess of Me" by Switchfoot, which they performed as part of our Friday night outreach at Ealing Broadway.
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