Sheriff Mark Lamb

They're waiting for something.

And to be able to be that person that shows up and shares with them a message of God, Jesus Christ, and see their life change and see that empty cup fill with

is an amazing thing.

But look, it puts hair on your chest too at a young age.

I mean, I was 19 years old and I basically just got on a plane and flew to Argentina.

And the first guy that I was a companion with was this little short Argentine of Italian descent with red hair.

He was a first generation Argentine.

He didn't speak a lick of English.

I mean, rudimental.

I mean, what they teach you in a couple months of, I could say my name.

I could do those things.

And I had learned a little bit of Spanish in Panama, having spent a lot of time there.

But you show up, and here's this guy that's your companion now.

You don't know.

And we went four hours into the countryside, into a place called Saladillo in Argentina.

And I remember that first night.

The lights were getting ready to go out.

I don't know who this guy is next to me.

I am looking at two years.

I'll be here for two years.