The Nathan Project

15 years ago today we lost Nathan and within the next 24 hours we started the Nathan Project.

Here's my day from yesterday.

Received word from a local jail that they were out of bibles. Also told of how important it was for the inmates and was one of the first things they asked for. Two cases delivered, along with three books.

In the afternoon I went to the drug rehab for juveniles. These youth come from anywhere in Kansas. Open ears going through Proverbs and talking about making good decisions. You could feel the peace coming over them as they were finding something they had been missing.

Then across the street to the Juvenile Center. One young man that shared the story of how he wanted to murder someone to bring attention to himself. When I first met him he was in leg shackles and handcuffs. Several weeks ago he was baptized in the facility. Today he's out of the shackles and working on being the person God wants him to be.

Bottom line is this, the bible can change anyone. We need to go and share God's word everywhere. I'm thankful for all the help that we have received over the past 15 years allowing us to do just that.

" why live for anyone other than Jesus? "

It's pretty cool when someone asks " can I keep this? " Everyone needs a Bible.