Currently I am sitting
at Starbucks with Casey Stevens, working on stuff for the church and sipping
coffee. The funny thing about this is because we came to Starbucks to write
blog posts (figured it was a better environment for us hipsters).
Casey forgot her
wallet, so I offered to pay for her. The funny thing is that the total of our
drinks came out to an even $5. Now I drink a lot of coffee, but my drink order
has never come out to an even $5.
This little coincidence
lends itself well to my asking you to purchase a 1Life bracelet through this
post.
Our coffee total was
$5.
A 1Life bracelet cost
$5.
What I am asking you to
do is really quite simple. It is used in persuasion all the time to get people
to commit to small donations:
This week skip a cup of
coffee and buy a 1Life bracelet.
Even though this ask
doesn’t seem any different from the other causes that clog your timelines,
humor me in be willing to see it as different.
I have seen God ask
prayers. He is faithful. That I know to be true. That I can testify too.
Prayer is powerful.
Purchasing this $5
bracelet will help build a house for a family in Guatemala.
It will also help you
to remember to be in prayer for the team.
So there it is simply.
Please, purchase a
bracelet as a reminder to pray for our team while they are on the trip from
December 14-22.
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