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Personally, I think nothing will bring you to your knees faster than being a missionary. It is hard. It’s difficult leaving what you know so you can share the gospel. That’s hard to do even before you get there. It takes knowing God’s call upon your life and being able to articulate that, while also knowing that sometimes God’s call changes and being adaptable to what that might look like on the field.

I learned to appreciate the ways liturgy provides a coming together with the body of Christ. It helped me develop a greater patience because even if it doesn’t always inspire, it shapes who I am as a person and informs what kind of world I want to live in.

One of the coolest parts of Point Loma is that the professors are so relatable. They allow themselves to be known by you. They talk about what they do, their families, their character, their heart for the church, their academic studies. That’s how I found my call to ministry: just witnessing them and seeing how their character is so remarkable and seeing their calling to love Christ and the world changed my life.