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Getting Back To It When God Provides The Way

I finished up my run this morning with a tough second half. This seems to be the norm right now, but every day I get out and run is still one step closer to being able to make it farther or longer.

I am happy to say that God revealed to me the answers to my motivation struggles. I’m excited to be joining both and for the this year. I’ll be able to get to know some KCC people and still with Hope Water.

Give to Clean Water: https://timn.me/HWI2021

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