Ok so I felt the need to share my testimony.....God is so good....as most know I was in a car accident on Tuesday, which by the grace of God and the blood of Jesus I was able to walk away with a few aches and pains. What you dont know is that the devil was working hard on killing me. Every morning when I get into my car I say a prayer for God to keep me and my loved ones safe in their travels. For the past month and a half I have had several close calls head on collisions. The first was when I was going to my weekend job, driving along minding my business when this driver decided to get on the bridge I was going over driving the wrong way in my lane, thank God I was going slow, the car next to me sped up so I was able to move over one lane so the truck can pass me. Then when I left the job I was attacked by a herd (5) of deer that barely missed my car! Then a few weeks later a car couldnt make up their mind of which lane they wanted to be in and almost slammed in the side of me then she almost ran me over when she jumped in front of me to get in my lane which was turning left then at the light she decided to go straight. A few weeks after that another car coming from the opposite side wanted to drive in my lane so again I had to move over and they kept moving then realized they were about to hit me and jerked their car back into their lane! So with this accident the devil tried again but God wasnt having it and made sure I walked away with no major injuries.....so when is say God is good and he protects his children, if I didnt know I was here for reason before I know now!.....there is power in prayer my daily on going prayer us pleasing to my almighty and I will continue yo thank him, pray and do his will. He is worthy of my praise!....God is not dead he is surely alive he is living on the inside roaring like a lion!........my fellow Christians should know that song....those who dont tune to 104.7 FM Star radio they play it all the time!
Posted on: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 19:45:05 +0000
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