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Divine protection on the way home

Thursday 22 January, the day before she turned 14, Sarah was biking home after school, at a certain point she had to cross the street. A small van was about to take a right turn and enter into the street, it had noticed her. They both stopped indicating the other to continue…. until they proceeded both at the same time… Sarah got hit but apart from a hurting knee, she had no injuries…. She is very thankful to her heavenly Father!!!

God heals powerfully

The right hand of the Lord doeth valiantly.
The right hand of the Lord is exalted:
The right hand of the Lord doeth valiantly.
I shall not die, but live,
and declare the works of the Lord. Psalm 118:15-17 (KJV)

The Lord’s right hand has done mighty things!
The Lord’s right hand is lifted high;
The Lord’s right hand has done mighty things!
I will not die but live,
and will proclaim what the Lord has done. Psalm 118:15-17 (NIV)

On January 22, in our church, we were able to dedicate Raphaël, the 1-year old son of Jiska and Jonathan, in the midst of his family, to our heavenly Father. A happy event! During this service we again reflected about the great miracle our heavenly Papa did for Jiska.

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Dora tells her story:
“I want to quickly tell you about a recent special blessing, a blessing that is directly connected to the sow-box. At the beginning of the service on Sunday (on the day the Fatherheartschool would begin) I noticed I only had some small change and one 20 euro banknote left.

After the service I was to join the association that promotes physical exercise for women having had breast cancer, for their annual walk at 1:30pm in Korbeek-Lo. In between I would bring my daughter to a friend, so no time left to find an ATM to get some money. Soon mixed feelings troubled me. On one hand I usually put something in the sow-box on the other I knew that meant I would be without money after the walk.

 It is the habit to go for pancakes and a drink with the girls after the walk, just for fun but also as a way to support our association.

The latter option was the more attractive one, but as the service started I soon felt I would fail God and the pancake later that day could never be tasty.

The service dealt with the certainty we may have deep in our heart we can trust God in everything and so I did put my banknote in the sow-box. As I arrived for the walk my friends had just left –I had texted them not to wait for me and I would catch up with them. I enjoyed the gorgeous weather and the surroundings when suddenly, not even a km further I spotted a 20 euro banknote on the road. There were no houses, no one was around, and there just was this bank note lying on the ground. Isn’t that wondrous? The pancakes after the walk tasted ever so good and there was some money left over to give the association a little extra. God does take care of us and in everything. Thank You, Father!”

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