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In this episode we continue our conversation with Preston and Kem Moreino.
Kem's experience in Germany reveals cultural norm where atheism is taught from kindergarten. Despite this Kem witnessed powerful spiritual breakthroughs as children embraced Christ, often against everything they'd been taught.
The conversation takes a wild turn—literally—as Preston shares hair-raising stories from rural Zambia, where baboons steal children, hippos claim human lives, and elephants silently approach unsuspecting sleepers. These aren't just entertaining anecdotes; they're windows into the very real challenges this village faces in part of the world most Americans will never see.
Their Honduras stories blend humor with profound spiritual impact. From Kem sleeping on a table to Preston's night in a questionable hotel surrounded by "unsavory characters.'' but the most touching was witnessing Catholic mothers weep openly during children's ministry.
What drives people to embrace such unpredictable, sometimes dangerous circumstances? The Moreinos exemplify a truth echoed by the Apostle Paul: when God calls, obedience matters more than comfort or safety. Their testimony challenges listeners to consider what God might be wanting them to do. And whether they're willing to say yes regardless of the cost.
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