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Our home is also our ministry headquarters, and is divided into three distinct spaces. Hannah, myself, and our 4 children live upstairs, and the downstairs is divided into two apartments:
1. Bethesda: We have named one of the En Gedi apartments after the pool where multitudes of crippled outcasts would gather in hopes of healing. Jesus healed a sick man there who longed to be transformed (John 5:1-15). The name Bethesda means “house of mercy / grace.” This space is primarily used as the outstretched arms of Jesus, where the abused, the broken, and the unwanted who are longing for transformation can find hope and healing. If you or someone you know is in need of spiritual / physical shelter, please let us know. 2. Siloam: We have named the other apartment after the pool where Jesus sent a blind man to find healing (John 9:7-11). After encountering the transformational power of Jesus, he couldn’t shut up about it and became a living testimony to everyone he encountered. The name Siloam means “to send out”. This space is primarily used to disciple and train the transformed for the mission of bringing the Living Water to parched people. If you or someone you know is interested in living in community while on mission, please let us know. |
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