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October 5th

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5 October 2026

This week Boomsauce Ministries got to connect with some of the high schoolers and a middle schooler and talk about Boomsauce and how I found my identity through a couple friends in elementary school and high school. I met Larry, an 8th grader at the library; I got to share the gospel and he was curious.  I look forward planting and encouraging seeds in futures conversation with Larry and other students.

I initiated a conversation with Mason, a freshman at FHS, mentioning I knew another Mason, and I had given him the nick name Muchaboom (encouragement). We spoke about how Fayetteville is open to relationship and intentionality.  I invited Mason to join me when I meet with other guys from FHS for discipleship and encourage one another to grow.

Wednesday,  we celebrated Boomsauce Ministries’ 6th birthday at the University of Arkansas sharing cookies, prayer with students and shared the ebook version of my book Listen & Grow In Ways To Hear God.  

The Fayetteville community is growing deep and stronger recognizing and acknowledging God’s offer to Rescue, Redeem and Restore us when we encounter him and establish a two-way relationship.

I encourage everyone reading this newsletter to seize the opportunities the Holy Spirit present and move forward to listen to and encourage someone you know or meet this week.

Please pray Boomsauce Ministries is used mightily to encourage, inspire and     revive lives across Fayetteville and all across the country. The Holy Spirit to encounter students and others that they will desire to grow to be active and flourish as Christ followers.

 
 
 

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