Teenage boys, wars, dessert and Aaron …sounds like a guy’s Bible study to me.<\/p>\n
Aaron cannot help it. He just has such a heart for teenagers! Get him within ten feet of a group of teenagers, and you can be certain that he will have some crazy plan in the works within minutes. <\/p>\n
It didn’t take long for the teenage guys here to figure out that Aaron is definitely a guy they want to hang out with. So they asked him to lead a guys’ Bible study for all the high school age MK guys (MK=missionary kids). Aaron’s favorite topic to study with teenage boys is: The Baddest Battles of the Bible. So that is what they started with. They are right in the thick of the Old Testament, finding out what God has to say to them in the midst of a bunch of war stories. And it is changing their lives, as God’s Word is in the habit of doing.<\/p>\n
I have no idea how many times people have come up to me and told me that my husband is an answer to their prayers. People have been praying for years that someone gifted in youth work would come and minister specifically to the teenage guys. Even though his main ministry right now is Spanish, God is using Aaron to meet this very real need.<\/p>\n
Sorry for the shameless bragging, but I’m pretty proud of the guy. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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