Christian Medical Ministry of South Alabama |
“Faith is the realization of what is hoped for and evidence of
things not seen” (Hebrews 11:1 NAB).
I shared my concerns with a friend that a miracle was needed in
order to solve my situation. A few days after our initial conversation, she
called to reassure me that through faith God would answer our prayers regarding
this issue. She began to tell me about the miracles and the ways God came
through in the life of George Muller who lived in the 1800’s in England and was
an Evangelist and Director of the Ashley Down Orphanage (“The Bristol Miracle”
1).
She told me a story of Muller’s orphanage that was often without
money or food. One day the children lined up for breakfast and Muller thanked
God for the food they were about to eat, but there was nothing in the pantry.
The cupboard was empty. Upon finishing the prayer, there was a knock at the
door and the local baker appeared. Evidently he had been awakened by a dream
the night before and was told by God to bring bread to the orphanage. He left
enough for the week. In addition, a milk truck had broken down and gave all the
milk to the orphanage because it would otherwise spoil before the truck could
be fixed.
As we were discussing this amazing 200 year-old-story, a miracle
was happening at the very moment of our conversation. My daughter and her
husband were planning a ten-day mission trip to Honduras and I was unaware that
they still had not raised enough for the trip. Not long after I hung up the
phone, my daughter called and said, “We have all the money we need for the
upcoming mission trip.”
That very afternoon, my daughter was out for a run in her
neighborhood and randomly bumped into the director of the trip who lived near
her. He asked if they had raised enough money to go and she replied, “We are
$345.00 short.” He said, “Not anymore! One
of the other couples went over by $350.00, so you’re set to go.”
Michele
“The Bristol Miracle.” Muller’s.
Web. 29 May 2012.
http:www.mullers.org/
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