Mark 11:25 “And
whenever you stand praying, forgive, if you have anything against anyone, so
that your Father also who is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses."
I met Ms. Deane at her home that was now burned to the
ground. Although she had another place
to reside, she had fond memories at this house and
treasured keepsakes there that were now lost. Based on circumstances involved
with discovery of the fire, there is a person that is now a suspect for committing
arson of the dwelling. Ms. Deane knows
who the suspect is and believes the same person has broken into this house in
the past. As you can imagine, anyone
might feel hatred toward someone for committing such a horrendous act.
Ms. Deane says that it was not until last night during the
worship service that she was able to forgive this person. At that point I
shared my testimony of forgiveness with her. As
we sat in my truck, she began to cry as though she were feeling the freedom of
forgiveness and confirmation from the Holy Spirit for her obedient act. As for God’s timing, he again displayed such
grace and sovereignty. Prior to our
meeting today, I set the inspection appointment one day later than usual. Without my knowledge, this allowed her to hear
from the Holy Spirit the prior night in worship and experience blessed peace in
her act of forgiveness. Ms. Dean said it
was a divine appointment today. I agree.
I shared a daily Bible with her and
gained a sister in Christ.
I ask for prayers for the capture of the suspect that he may
placed where he could hear the Gospel, repent and believe.
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