Late miracles are still miracles. That’s what I posted yesterday from the 15th floor waiting area at the Minnesota campus of the Mayo Clinic. My parents and I had been waiting for days for the impossible, and it was looking like we weren’t going to get in. We fully expected to have to wait until next Wednesday, using up vacation time so my mom could get in to see this specialist.
So that’s why I posted what I did yesterday, because I wanted to get my perspective straight. The moment I pushed the publish button on yesterday’s post, the nurse called us. We had an appointment the next day.
We are meeting with an allergy specialist at 9:45 this morning. It’s not the doctor we were expecting, who was both an allergy specialist and an immune system specialist. But we’re trusting there’s a reason a door opened with this one instead. I mean, if God has been faithful enough to get us in to see anyone at Mayo, He’s not going to get us in with a doctor for no reason.
Happy sunflower at Safe Haven Farm, Haven, KS
Today’s verse is 1 Chronicles 16:24.
Publish his glorious deeds among the nations.
Tell everyone about the amazing things he does.
Like I mentioned yesterday, how often do miracles go unnoticed? How often does God do something amazing in our life and we don’t take the time to recognize it? I’m afraid it happens more frequently in my life than I’m comfortable admitting.
Well, I want to recognize this one. We asked God to open a door for us, and He did. So now we’re going to sit back and see what God does today.
Don’t be shy about sharing what God has done in your life. You might come off like a crazy person, sure. But you also might catch somebody’s attention, someone who thinks God has given up on them or who believes that God doesn’t get involved in our lives.
Parents, tell your kids what God has done. Tell your friends. Tell your family. Tell anyone who will listen. You never know how your story might help someone else.
God does great, amazing things. Yes, He does them in His time, and usually that’s better than our time anyway.
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