Aroma of Life: Hanna Ennis

And that this forgiveness that we talk about is legitimate and it's ongoing, you know? Yeah.

By the way, I just want to say, like you mentioned church camp, and of course I've been to kids camp with you.

And when you were talking about that, I was like, you were always the one who would volunteer to clean up the tables and to go get stuff if we needed it.

Like you were a servant from a very, very young age.

Oh, that makes me happy.

And

I don't know, I brought that up at church camp this year to one of our leaders that was there.

And I was like, I remember Hanna Ennis was always doing for others.

Like in the room, you were helping make beds or whatever.

You've been a servant from...

child.

Wow, I received that.

That's so funny.

It's really sweet, but I kind of laugh about it, so we'll get to this later, I guess, but I worked for a ministry called Chi Alpha, and when I was a student in Chi Alpha coming up, we would have door greeters, things like that, and our boys, I just remember they would like play, like fight with each other or like pushing each other out of the way of like, who's going to open the door for the new people.

And like, there was this, there was this like joke of like, who can out serve who? Um, because it's so ingrained, uh, it was ingrained in us that it's like, no, to live in the kingdom of God is to be a servant.

Right.

And you don't when you're in the kingdom of God, you're not just rising like what the world's kings would look like.

But it's actually an upside down kingdom to be serving God is to actually be at the lower spot.

And so it's funny because it's like who can out serve who.

And so like that kind of plays in my head.

Sometimes I'm like, oh, I want to open the door, you know.

But yeah.

And so I feel like so many people nowadays, they don't really realize that, you know, like when you're when you're talking about ministry or, oh, God, you're calling me into missions and I want to I want to do this and I want to do that.

But it's like, OK.

Beginning out, it's like, where are you starting out? Where are you serving? Like, how can you serve? Like, if you want to be on the worship team, have you ever rapped a chord before? Like, do you know where the microphones go? Right.

And that this forgiveness that we talk about is legitimate and it's ongoing, you know? Yeah.

By the way, I just want to say, like you mentioned church camp, and of course I've been to kids camp with you.

And when you were talking about that, I was like, you were always the one who would volunteer to clean up the tables and to go get stuff if we needed it.

Like you were a servant from a very, very young age.

Oh, that makes me happy.

And

I don't know, I brought that up at church camp this year to one of our leaders that was there.

And I was like, I remember Hanna Ennis was always doing for others.

Like in the room, you were helping make beds or whatever.

You've been a servant from...

child.

Wow, I received that.

That's so funny.

It's really sweet, but I kind of laugh about it, so we'll get to this later, I guess, but I worked for a ministry called Chi Alpha, and when I was a student in Chi Alpha coming up, we would have door greeters, things like that, and our boys, I just remember they would like play, like fight with each other or like pushing each other out of the way of like, who's going to open the door for the new people.

And like, there was this, there was this like joke of like, who can out serve who? Um, because it's so ingrained, uh, it was ingrained in us that it's like, no, to live in the kingdom of God is to be a servant.

Right.

And you don't when you're in the kingdom of God, you're not just rising like what the world's kings would look like.

But it's actually an upside down kingdom to be serving God is to actually be at the lower spot.

And so it's funny because it's like who can out serve who.

And so like that kind of plays in my head.

Sometimes I'm like, oh, I want to open the door, you know.

But yeah.

And so I feel like so many people nowadays, they don't really realize that, you know, like when you're when you're talking about ministry or, oh, God, you're calling me into missions and I want to I want to do this and I want to do that.

But it's like, OK.

Beginning out, it's like, where are you starting out? Where are you serving? Like, how can you serve? Like, if you want to be on the worship team, have you ever rapped a chord before? Like, do you know where the microphones go? Right.