Saturday, October 31, 2015

Divine Appointment

Last night, I went to dinner with my son and his family. He picked a REALLY good barbeque restaurant near his home, and we got a waitress named Savanna to serve us. I asked how we could pray for her and she immediately squatted down and told me about her brother Sean, who had done 2 tours as a Marine Sniper in Afghanistan and was shot in the stomach. He recovered from the wound but was given a medical discharge as he was unable to continue as a combat Marine. He was offered a desk job, but Sean desperately wanted to be back in Afghanistan with his brothers in arms. So Sean declined the position and has been suffering from PTSD and began drinking. He is 30 years old and struggling. We agreed to pray for him, After praying, the thought popped into my heard that I should connect my good friend Charlie (Retired First Sgt from the Corps) and Sean. I was convinced that Charlie could help him, even if it was just via telephone. Charlie agreed to speak with him. I got Sean’s number from Savannah, and gave her a Gospel of John with a nice note written in the front. And it just so happened ☺ that I also had a Camo covered Gospel of John with me. I wrote a note to Sean telling him I’d be praying for him and gave him Charlie’s info so they could connect. Pray that the Lord will use Charlie to help this young Marine find eternal peace with a new relationship with Jesus Christ, and that his life will get on track.

1 comment:

  1. FREE-BREAD BY STEVE FINNELL

    Your local grocery store is offering free bread to anyone who meets the requirements: 1. Bread is free only from Monday to Saturday of the current week. 2. You must be at the store in person to collect your free bread.

    Questions: 1. Will free-bread be given to those died on Friday because they did not have time to go to the grocery store? No, requirements are requirements. 2. Will those who died on Friday without collecting their free-bread be sent to free-bread purgatory so friends and clergy can pray for their free-bread? No, requirements are requirements. 3. Will free-bread be given to the dead if those who are alive collect free-bread by proxy? No, requirements are requirements. 4. Will free-bread be given to those who not go the grocery store because going to the store is a work and the bread would not be free if you had to be obedient to the grocery store requirements? No. rules are rules. 5. Did the grocery store select which individuals would get the free-bread and all others were to be excluded? No, anyone who met the requirements got free-bread. 6: Will those who think all you have to do to receive free-bread is have faith in free-bread and you will get free-bread? No, requirements are requirements.

    God offers the free gift of salvation! You just have to meet the requirements.

    1. Faith: John 3:16
    2. Repentance: Acts 2:38, Acts 3:19
    3. Confession. Romans 10:9
    4. Immersion in water: Acts 2:38, Mark 16:16, 1 Peter 3:21

    YOU ARE INVITED TO FOLLOW MY BLOG. http://steve-finnell.blogspot.com

    ReplyDelete