Nearly half of the population in rural Honduras suffers from malnutrition, with a staggering 23% under the age of 5 facing irreversible, lifelong effects due to lack of proper nutrition. You are helping us provide more than 1,200 nutritious meals monthly to children in these rural communities. Plus, our school scholarship program is providing impoverished children with the opportunity to receive an education and strive for a better tomorrow.
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By spreading the message of love through the Gospel and caring for the widow, the fatherless and the single mother, together we are bringing hope to the most vulnerable. The Kingdom of God is ever expanding and we are honored to be a part of it in our generation. "How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him who brings good news, who proclaims peace..."
Click each square below to gain insight into the various gardens
mentioned in Scripture and their significance to humanity.
Jesus is quickly approaching the culmination of why He came to dwell among us. It's time to undo the fall of Adam and bring us back to the Garden. It's time to bring God's sons and daughters back into their true identity as image bearers who fill the earth with His glory. Jesus knows what awaits Him. He knows the cup He is about to drink. His "soul is deeply grieved, to the point of death." (Matt. 26:38)
His creation has been under the curse of the first Adam in the original Garden. Now the second Adam is going back to a garden to wage a spiritual war that will ultimately reverse the curse and render the accuser powerless. (Gethsemane means "oil press") Three things of the forbidden fruit allured the first man and his bride in their fall (Gen. 3:6). Jesus overcame the three temptations of the satan before He began His public ministry. And Jesus prays 3 times in Gethsemane. He is completely undoing the fall.
Judas, a band of Roman soldiers (at least 300 armed men), and officers from the chief priests and the Pharisees came to arrest Jesus in the garden. Notice, this was the religious and political establishments joining forces to arrest God Himself. Jesus steps forward (instead of hiding like Adam did in the Garden) and asks them who they are looking for. "Jesus the Nazarene", they say. He responds by saying, "I AM", at which point ALL OF THEM fall backwards and hit the ground like a sack of bricks! (John 18)
Jesus could have walked away from the situation untouched but the mission of God would not have been fulfilled. So, in this moment, God does the unimaginable. He surrenders Himself to the wrath of His fallen and cursed creation in order to win back their freedom and destroy the curse.
It's no accident that Jesus' tomb was in a garden. As the last Adam He came to undo the fall of the first Adam and his bride in the original Garden. Jesus is taking us back to the beginning. There was a man and a woman in Eden and they were commissioned by God to expand the Garden all over the world. After the fall the mission seemed to be a lost cause.
When Mary first saw Jesus she thought He was the gardener. That's no accident either. Adam was the original gardener and now the Resurrected Jesus disguises Himself as a gardener. It's fascinating also that Jesus didn't appear to Peter or John there in the resurrection garden, but to Mary. A woman! Remember there was a man and woman in the original garden? She is a picture of the Bride of Christ, all of us, who were once completely lost and depraved but now totally restored in Christ. Adam and his bride turned the garden into a graveyard. Jesus turned a graveyard into a garden!
He then commissions Mary to go and tell the disciples the Good News! Jesus destroyed the effects of the fall of Eden (the curse, sin and death) and has brought us back to the Garden and set the mission of God back on course.
When we come to Christ and profess allegiance to Him we are transformed into a new creation. The journey of being shaped into His likeness, embodying the new humanity, begins (Rom. 8:29). God is the Gardener (John 15:1) and we are His cultivated garden (1 Cor. 3:9). Just as a neglected plot of land requires cultivation and care, we must allow the Spirit of God to cultivate our lives so that what emerges is a beautiful garden that reflects and carries God's presence and glory on earth. In essence, we become a walking Eden, where heaven meets earth, and the Kingdom of God brings life, healing, and restoration.