“And God is able to make all grace abound to you, so that always
having all sufficiency in everything, you may have an abundance for every good
deed” (2 Cor. 9:8).
Hey Gang: I love the neat stories of miracles
that our Abba Father sends our way. We
have a neat DVD series in our home titled “Against
All Odds.” A reporter was
commissioned to go to Israel, after the 67 war, and do research on some of the
miracles that had been reported to have happened.
In one such miracle, a squad returned from a
mission and found themselves in the middle of a mine field. Before taking a step, each had to take their bayonet
from their rifle and probe the ground in front where their next step would
be. And then a strange thing began to
happen, a violent wind began to blow revealing the placement of every mine in
the field.
I confess that I am a miracle seeker I love to hear stories about how God
intervenes in peoples live with experiences that would fit nicely in Ripley’s
“Believe it or Not”. When I heard this story, I reread it several times, for it
sounded far too bazaar to be true. It is
truly a neat story that qualifies for the “so
the always having all sufficient in everything” classification. Check this out and see if you agree with me.
A young lassie was invited to go rock climbing
with a couple friends. The problem, rock
claiming was not at the top of her priority list and, frankly speaking, just
the thought of it scared the tar out of her. But she gritted her teeth and said,
“Yes”. On rock climbing day she attacked
the course with fear and trepidation and breathed a sigh of relief when she
reached a ledge where she could lean back and catch her breath; however, as she
adjusted her safety line it brushed her eye knocking out her contact lens!
Okay, there are miracles and then there are
miracles, but how in the world do you find a contact lens on the side of a
mountain. Answer, she didn’t. But, as they prepared to continue their climb,
they heard someone beneath them yelled, “Hey, anyone lose a contact lens?”
Now for the unbelievable. How did you find it? She asked excitedly. The climber told of seeing a tiny ant moving
slowly across the large stone where he was sitting and noticed that the ant was
carrying something. You guessed it – a contact lens! The young man was not the
finder of the lens, he was simply the transfer agent used by God. It was a tiny creation of God, an ant, that
was used by God to carry the lens in front of the young man so that it could be
returned to its owner.
I repeat, I love the Word of God for it is one
huge miracle from cover to cover; and in this day of woe, anguish, pain,
darkness, when it seems every evil thing that can happen is happening, God
continues to use those- who are available to His leading, and ants who are
carrying lost eye lens to their owners.
I am an early riser. My built-in alarm clock goes off around five
“o’clock. If I could reset it to a later
time, I would not, for there is something so very special of seeing the sun
peak through trees each morning. It is a
daily reminder that I serve a miracle working God who has said, “Have a good day, I have you covered and
remember that Even when you walk through the valleys and shadows of trials and
tribulations and even death I will not leave you or forsake you.”
So, good buddies, when the rubber-hits-the-road,
don’t sweat it, if God can recruit an ant to carry a contact lens and place a
person in the right spot at the right moment to see and recover a tiny clear
eye-lens, He most certainly can take care of your needs for this day!
Blessings,
Gramps
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