Hi, My names Molly and this is my story. Two years ago on New Year's day, I made a decision that forever changed my life. Sitting in my friend's car with a plan to enter into the New Years intending to go to college and pursue a life of "fun", I made a reckless and spur of the moment decision to give it all away to say yes to Jesus. It was a broken and weak yes without a clue to what it really meant, but something in that moment compelled me to, lack of better words, start the path of "denying myself and to take up my cross and follow Him". I had no idea what any of this meant, and I still have no idea what any of this means, but 2 years later I still count this moment as the most pivotal moment in my life. 

 

I've had many incredible opportunities in the past 2 years that I would never have imagined I'd get to experience, but now I'm starting something completely new and completely insane. I'm headed to Colorado to join a missions school that will ultimately end up sending me out into the 10/40 window. I have no idea what any of this entails or how I'll ever be well equipped enough to tackle such a huge task, but I do know one thing. We are all unqualified and never will we be qualified, but if we focus solely on the task of becoming qualified we will miss the small window of opportunity God gives us to use the yes in our hearts that says I am willing. So I guess to sum it up, you could say I'm still broken and my yes is still pretty weak to this day, but I'm confident that that yes from 2 years ago still stands, and even more so that, though I'm broken, I'm more than willing to keep saying yes.