We are two ordinary people with unique passions and goals and a desire to serve our extraordinary God. We love making videos about our life experiences, our travels, music, and anything else that we find exciting and worth sharing.
After being great friends for several years, we finally realized that God was leading us the same direction in life, and we decided it made sense for us to continue on that journey of life together rather than apart. So we are now getting married on June 1, and we are extremely excited to see where God takes us next as we live and serve together.
We use two Canon 5D Mark IV's, and our primary lenses are a Canon 24-105mm f4 IS II USM, a Canon 70-200mm f2.8 IS II USM, and a Canon 24mm 1.4 II USM. Most of our candid videos, however, are done on our iPhone 8 and iPhone SE. How about you?
Canon 5D Mark IV, that is awesome!! I currently don’t have an amazing DSLR, I plan on getting a job this summer and getting something pretty nice because I love photography. The DSLR I have is the Canon Rebel XT which you can imagine is pretty old 😂. What I mainly use is the DJI Mini 3 Pro, and the videos on my RU-vid channel are all taken on that. It’s an amazing little drone! I also am really interested in the Insta360 X4 because there are a ton of benefits for a 360 action camera, especially something like the X4.
@@SkiesUnbound Fun! We're still using the original Mavic Air. But it's good enough for what we do now that we don't need to upgrade yet...even though we would love to ;-) We have a Ricoh Theta V 360, and it's so fun to do videos with those types of cameras. We just haven't gotten enough use out of it yet.
Yes, it is a video from November, but we actually have our Christmas tree up all year! The one in this video was assembled in 2019 and hasn't been disassembled since then :-)
It's a lot of work, that's for sure, but we determined before we had kids that we would do everything together as much as possible. So even if we aren't "doing fun things" with our kids, we still try to have them with us and then to make each situation fun. But we hope that we can continue to motivate you and others!
LIVEGLOBAL's ministry logo symbol looks like the witches knot...It seems like all of these "Batholics" who enter into missions are more interested in the food, the culture, the experience for "me" instead of truly being called by God. It's the same way with "pastors" in a church. It's their credentials, graduating from this "cemetary" (what they call seminary) only to be another monkey that fell out of the tree that does not preach the gospel, the blood atonement, but rather a 1, 2, 3 repeat after me salvation, nor do they preach out against sin and certainly don't think they sin or certain ones within the "group." Have any one of these so-called believers heard of 1 John 1:9? No, of course, not, they don't think they sin. Most have been "born again" when they were 4 years old and lived a perfect little Baptist life, and they are relying on that to get to heaven. No, it's in the person of Jesus Christ, the God-man; that is the only way, the truth, and the life! These churches are all for the money, status, how one looks in the community, how one looks in the "group", and yet, they deceive themselves, but they don't deceive God. One mission, in particular, I recall a Mrs. Hershey on a recording from a church, who went to Arizona for a mission trip, was only speaking about the food, the sites, the accommodations and nothing for which she was supposedly called for. I am afraid there is more religion practiced in these churches, than there is actual true born-again believers. Instead, they are twice-dead, plucked up by the roots while they look to their own righteousness and are "judgmental" versus practicing righteous judgment (taking the beam out of their eye) setting themselves up as if they do God some wild favor while they attend church perfectly, but the Holy Spirit is never invited into their church services because the LORD JESUS CHRIST is never lifted up, only themselves.
The definition of a kid feeding itself is when they hold the bottle...not when the parent has jerry-rigged something to get out of doing it. And furthermore, why would you allow your boy to suck on the metal of a screwdriver and further to play with? He fell over on the couch. Don't you think he could easily poke his eye out?
@@joshuaandalyssahuang You're absolutely welcome! Living in an alternative reality as a pastor and not watching what your kids are doing is not very helpful to others either. Be a better example! It's not positivity, but God-given common sense as a parent!
@@abbymason975 Well, thank you for your concern. We do watch our kids, and we were literally right there to make sure nothing bad happened. When he fell, he was actually caught, but you can't see it because it happened off-frame. Thank you for watching out for us and our kids though!
Hey my name is Joshua! I have gone to Jr. High at IRBC the past two years and this year will be my last. I have recently got the DJI Mini 3 Pro and have gotten into drone photography! My this channel is actually for the drove videos I take. Unfortunately the harsh temperatures aren’t very ideal for drones 😂. I wanted to ask you if you think IRBC would let me take a drone to the camp? Because at IRBC I could take some amazing photos/videos. I looked at the rules and didn’t see anything mentioning drones so I thought you might know! Thanks!
Hey, Joshua! Nice drone!!! Yeah, I think that should be fine. It's small enough that if you arrive and they tell you otherwise, it's not a big deal if it has to stay in your cabin. I would just make sure of the following things: 1) Do not fly it during large group games since they want you to participate during those times, and we also have the camp drone flying around at those times and don't want to crash with yours; 2) Avoid flying near the tower, the zipline, and the blob, because if you accidentally hit a person you will be liable for any injuries that occur; 3) In general, just fly it high so that you don't risk hitting any people. Keep in mind that the camp hires experienced pilots to fly around and get footage of their activities, but you shouldn't assume that you have all the same freedoms to do the things and fly in the same places that you see the camp drone flying, no matter how experienced you are since you're still a camper. Finally, remember that they may say that we are wrong and you're not allowed to fly it. So if you tell them that we said that we think it's okay, they supersede us always, and you should not take our word as permission :-)
@@joshuaandalyssahuang Thanks so much for the response! If they do give me the green light to fly it at camp do you think they would let me be able to store it in the office while I’m not using it or while it’s charging? Because I plan to buy the fly more pack for the extra batteries, charger, and the carrying case. It would make me a lot more comfortable knowing that such an expensive drone is safe and I don’t have to worry something happening to it in the cabin. I also have the RC with screen so I don’t need a phone to fly it which is a lot more convenient! The DJI Mini 3 Pro also has front, back, and downward facing obstacle sensors which makes flying a lot safer and I don’t have to worry about crashing it. Honestly birds scare me the most flying it 😂. What drone does IRBC use? I noticed in one of the pictures from Jr High this past year the drone was in it and it appeared to be the original Mavic Pro.
@@SkiesUnbound I do know for sure that they would not allow you to store it in the office. They don't let campers keep personal belongings in there. So you would have to charge it at night and then ask your counselor to lock it up in a vehicle or something. Well, I have crashed drones that have the front, back,, and downward sensors too, so, trust me, it's still possible :-) They're really good sensors, but they still can't avoid all human error all the time! Yes, the camp owns the original Mavic Pro.
Heeyyy, I know those people! This made me smile; loved being apart of the mission team, the wonderful fellowship with people I know and people I met and hope to do it again with all my favorite people :) (hint: that's all you guys, wink wink).
My aunt was good friends with Gracia (pronounced gray-shuh) in college and I remember when she and Martin were captured. We prayed for them that whole year they were in captivity! That's exciting you're getting her book! It's really good from what I remember!
The synagogue in Cappernium is where Jesus preached John 6. The heart shaped pillars indicate it is from the right time period. Jesus almost definitely was there!
You guys sure know how to have fun on a budget! Love watching you get and eat those treats, some I've never heard of...what's that ice creamey deal you got at the mall?
We love doing it too! Oh, that was bubble tea from ChaTime! It's a mix of flavours that they introduced back in the fall - toasted crème brûlée with ube! It's soooo good!
