Teens Outworking Disaster Scammers by Helping for Free, Miracles, & More Disaster Relief Stories
- Preacher
- It Is Written
- Tradition
- Seventh-day Adventist
- Published
- Length
- 35:22
About this sermon
What happens when a hundred teenagers trade their summer break for chainsaws, muck boots, and flood zones? In this powerful episode, you'll meet Jim and Becky Ingisol from To Serve, an organization that’s equipping young people to show up on the front lines after natural disasters — not to take selfies, but to save lives, clear debris, and bring hope to devastated communities. From miraculous moments like feeding 4,000 people with just 1,200 hot dogs, to heartbreaking stories of families washed away in 30 inches of rain, this conversation is a raw, behind-the-scenes look at what really happens when disaster strikes… and how ordinary kids are rising to do extraordinary things. 🙏 You’ll hear how prayer changed outcomes. 🪓 How one couple started cutting trees at 3:30 a.m. just to open roads. 🥶 How a woman was freezing in a camper — in America — and how someone stepped in. 🚸 And how God is still working in the middle of chaos. This isn’t just about hurricanes or floods — it’s about being ready when the world turns upside down. And it’s about what happens when you stop asking “Who’s going to help?” and start saying, “I will.”
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