I just had the spark in my mind from God going, get everybody around, pray over this boat motor, and it's going to start. But I did, I got everybody around. I just said, Lord Jesus, please, you know, this motor is going to start. Pulled, nothing. And I was just like, well, you see, Lord, you know, this is now, now how awkward is this going to be? And I felt him say, no, once more.

Prayed again, tried it once more.

Before I pulled, I remember just going, Lord Jesus, please, I do not want to go home in the most awkward time of life.

Just pulled on this thing and it just burst to life.

The cheering and the joy of these teenagers and they spoke about it for months and years to come.

Welcome, everybody. This is Simon Gilbo with Inspired. I'm excited to be at again with another

fantastic guest. Basically, if you're new to us, Inspired is all about telling stories of the

nitty-gritty of following Jesus, of faith, overcoming difficult situations from

all sorts of my buddies, different walks of life in different nations. We just surrounded

by relentless bombardment of bad news and through the media. And so we want to build and stir

faith and encourage. And I have no doubt that this week you'll be encouraged in 45 or five

minutes' time. Having heard about all that craig, encouraged and I have no doubt that this week you'll be encouraged in 45 or five or

minutes time having heard about all that Craig Roberts has been up to you welcome

Craig hey Simon great to be here so Craig is from Harari right now that's where he's

dining in from and in terms of introduction what should I say so basically back in

2017 a dear old friend of my Nick Stott rang me up and said,

can you come down to Zim and do a mission at Falcon and Peterhouse, I think it was, two of the top schools there.

And in the end, Nick, for whatever reason, couldn't make it.

And he handed me on to Craig.

Funny enough, Craig, I just met, sorry, I just rang Nick for a bit of context looking back.

And what he said, which is what you probably wouldn't say as part of your intro.

And I'm saying it because the danger is if anyone was wanting to be negative about this interview,

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