Youtube Creators, Zachary Fowler (Season 3 Winner History Channel’s “Alone”) of Fowlers Makery and Mischief, and Chris Thorn of Drop Forged Survival will be collaborating and Surviving 30 Days in the State of Texas. Are there rules? No Food Brought with us as long as it’s legal we are going to catch It and we are going to cook it !!!
The Movie! 3 hours of catching, cooking, and fending off rattlesnakes, crawdads, racoons, turtles, possums, and countless others in the Texas bush! The one rule: if you want to eat, you have to catch and cook it. 4K for the first time so make some popcorn and settle in!
The lyrics of this song are dear to me. They are a confession of the hope that lives in me. They are about the last moments of my existence on earth and the transition to my new life after death.
Have a great day!
W.
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Feeling like a refugee
Like you don’t belong to me
The colors flash across the sky
This air feels strange to me
Feeling like a tragedy
I take a deep breath and close my eyes
One last time
One last time
Storms on the wasteland
Dark clouds on the plains again
We were born into the fight
But I’m not sentimental
This skin and bones is a rental
And no one makes it out alive
Until I die I’ll sing these songs
On the shores of Babylon
Still looking for a home
In a world where I belong
Where the weak are finally strong
Where the righteous right the wrongs
Still looking for a home
In a world where I belong
Feels like we’re just waiting, waiting
While our hearts are just breaking, breaking
Feels like we’ve been fighting against the tide
I wanna see the earth start shaking
I wanna see a generation
Finally waking up inside
Until I die I’ll sing these songs
On the shores of Babylon
Still looking for a home
In a world where I belong
Where the weak are finally strong
Where the righteous right the wrongs
Still looking for a home
In a world where I belong
A world where I belong
This body’s not my home
This world is not my own
But I still can hear the sound
Of my heart beating out
So let’s go boys, play it loud
And on that final day I die
I want to hold my head up high
I want to tell you that I tried
To live it like a song
And when I reach the other side
I want to look you in the eye
And know that I’ve arrived
In a world where I belong
In a world where I belong
In a world where I belong
Where I belong
Where I belong
Where I belong
Where I belong
I still believe we can live forever
You and I we begin forever now
Forever now
Forever
I still believe in us together
You and I we’re here together now
Together now
Forever now
Forever now
Forever now
Forever
Forever
Songwriters: Jon Foreman / Michael Elizondo / Tim Foreman
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Last Tuesday we returned from my hiking trip in Italy. Due to some physical issues, it was a challenging and frustrating time for me. I had to hike short distances and had to skip certain parts of the trail because the distances were too long. This you will find back in the trail map below.
Eventually, I had to make the decision to quit before the appointed time. I stopped in Altopascio. The plan was to fly back to The Netherlands on the 7th of October but now we flew back 1 week earlier.
For a day by day impression (starting with day 1) of my ‘Walk for Jesus’ you can also follow my ‘Pilgrim’s Corner‘ Instagram account.
God willing, I will continue my hike and return to Italy as soon as I have fully recovered. I will keep you updated ….
Enjoy the route and the pictures I made of this trip below.
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Join Jay and Katherine as they discuss the reality of how suffering shapes our lives. What do we do in the middle, when we don't know the ending of our story will be? Is it possible to find hope in the dark?
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