“I feel Him with me.” For months I’ve replayed this moment in my mind. Trying to imagine the courage it would take to say that “I love you” and “we’ll see you in 18 months.” At times it feels almost impossible. Not just for us as parents, but especially for these young disciples who turn from family and familiar comforts to walk with the Lord into lands, people, and languages they do not yet know. But the courage comes. And it comes in a miraculous way as we witnessed today. We love the scripture that teaches He will go before your face, be on your right hand and on your left. That promise gives my heart courage because I know it is true. I’ve lived it. I’ve felt it. After tearful hugs, Kenzie quietly said she could feel Him with her and that she was ready to go. As parents, there is no better way to let her go than into His loving and watchful care. She is His disciple, heading to a beautiful part of His vineyard to work alongside Him. This is His work. Could there be anything g...