My brother in Haiti

AIM has been on ground in
Haiti since the earthquake.

In addition to sending
relief and mission teams, AIM is also partnering with numerous pastors offering
discipleship. Many of the young men that are working with the AIM staff as
translators are also going through this discipleship program.

One morning before ministry,
I had the opportunity to sit with one of these young men.   As we talked, I asked what he was
learning in the program.  He spent
the next 45 minutes explaining in great detail all the things he had learned.   He took pride in sharing what it
meant to be a follower of Christ. 
He used numerous passages to explain the position and authority that we
as believers have as a result of Christ death and resurrection.  He then with great passion explained
and pointed out to me how so many times in the New Testament, scripture speaks
about us having the ability through Christ to choose holiness, but that it is our
choice.  He shared how when we
start choosing the holiness that God has set us apart for we begin to
demonstrate Spiritual maturity.

That morning, I learned some
new things from my Haitian brother. 
I was excited about how this discipleship is going to spread through the
leadership in the Haitian church.  Haitians
discipling Haitians.  This
young’s man passion and the evident fruit that was being produced in his life
is a result of how the church in America partnering with the church in Haiti is
demonstrating what  “the Church” should
look like.