From the archives:
“Give thanks to ADONAI [the Lord]! Call on his name! Make his deeds known among the peoples.” (Psalm 105:1) In 1980 my parents were in a motorcycle accident. It was a rainy, spring day, on a small city’s main road, at a stoplight, where they found themselves under the wheels of a pallet semi. When Dad realized the light had turned he assessed the situation and used his legs to push Mom out of the truck’s path–pushing himself further in. The truck moved forward with Mom’s legs being crushed and Dad counting three thuds as he lay there helpless. His midsection and legs took the weight, breaking every bone–fifty-two in each foot–just for starters.
He was in critical care for seven days. When he pulled out of it his doctor told us, “We didn’t save him. We opened him up and there was so much blood we couldn’t see anything, so we closed him up and waited for him to die, but he didn’t.”
“Sing to him, sing praises to him, talk about all his wonders.” (Psalm 105:2) Dad was in traction for months. His medical professionals said he would never walk again. It took some time but he did walk and over time his limp nearly disappeared. He was called home by God in 2017, thirty-seven years after the doctors gave up! What’s the first amazing gift from God that comes to your mind? “Make his deeds known among the peoples.” (Psalm 105:1) It’s our duty to make the Holy Trinity famous. People need to know that Father does not reserve miracles for only those closest to him but for all who will seek him. How can they believe if no one is talking about it? How can you keep quiet about the things you have seen? Why would you want to? Often times it’s best to remain silent but when Father reminds you of the ways he has worked in your life there is a twofold message in it; one is for you and one is to share.
“So trust comes from what is heard, and what is heard comes through a word proclaimed about the Messiah.” (Romans 10:17) What will you proclaim today about our Lord?
He saved my life and other’s in an accident!!!
Amen to His goodness ‼️💯
I am blessed to have experienced many answered prayers. The answers were not what I expected but greater. Example: I was asked what I prayed for most. My answer patience. I meant for me to have patience with others . After a stroke I had difficulties with speech. Frustrated I prayed to God that others would be patient with me. Aha! . Thanks be to God.
Isn’t that just like God? Upside down and backward!