The 4 of us ladies left California early Friday morning to go to Arizona. It was a very long road ahead of us. I was the co-pilot for the first half of the drive and I happened to get directions that led us straight into nothing for miles. It was nothing but hills and desert. The great thing about being in a car full of women is the fellowship. We had great conversation and many laughs about how long the drive was just getting into Arizona. We had taken a new route, that led us close to the Mexico boarder. It was so tempting to go have tacos for lunch. Lol But we stood on track and headed to Gila Bend. Angelina had a dream a few weeks prior to this trip about a place called Gila Bend. We ended up researching it and started praying for God's will for that town. Its a cute little town right of the Gila river. We decided to have lunch at a mexican restaurant in town. After a great meal we parked in the parking lot and prayed for Gila Bend. While we were praying we claimed the land, air and water and declared and decreeed over Gila Bend what God wanted to establish there. We blessed it and all came into agreement then we went on our way to Benson.
Once again we hit the road going to Benson, AZ. We stood the night in the cutest cabin ever. It was all our first time staying at a KOA cabin for all of us. We arrived in time to take a walk and see the sunset. It was so beautiful. There is nothing like taking a walk after sitting for hours in a car. The KOA had two ponds, a playground and miniature golf. We ended up in the playground area praying and getting refreshed by the Holy Spirit. It's a beautiful surrender to let the one that died for you want all your worries and burdens. Jesus is the way the truth and the life. We pray that our lives make that evident to the world. We give all the glory to God. He is doing an amazing work and it's an honor and privilege to serve our King and his Kingdom.
Blessings, Janel
Cynthia and Angelina enjoying the swing. Darlene standing in front of them as I take a picture of us.
P.s. they didn't know I was taking one. It was one of those moments where you just wanted to catch to always remember.