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More month than money is a staple in our household.
As a single, disabled mother of two (one in college) on a fixed
income, saying that money is tight is an understatement.
Our living situation dictated that we move from the overpriced
rented apartment we had been in for nearly three years to
something more affordable.
Divine providence led us to a wonderful house that the owners
needed to sell right away because the wife's job had moved to
another state. Blessing #1, the mortgage payment would be
significantly less than our apartment had been.
A few months later I felt led to donate money to my church's
world hunger drive. I gave a few dollars, but felt God telling
me that local families were hungry, too. So, I planned to
gather a few canned goods and staples to take to the local food
bank, but, again, seemed to hear God telling me that cash was
the way to go.
"But I can barely pay my family's bills now. How can
I afford to give money to feed other families?" I thought.
I figured God must somehow be affiliated with Nike because His
response was, "Just do it."
I did as instructed, wondering which bill I could skip paying
that month.
About a week later I received a letter from the title company
that handled my home purchase. It stated that the enclosed
check was a refund for hazard insurance.
I had no idea what that meant, and really didn't care.
All I knew was that, once again, God showed His faithfulness.
The check was for 20 times more than I had donated to the local
food bank.
~A MountainWings Original by Deb, San Antonio, TX~ |
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