Wait on the Lord . . .
wait, I say, on the Lord.
Psalm 27:14
My friend, "Pastor Doc," told me in a recent letter that while he was waiting for an appointment to see his doctor at western New York veterans hospital, he happened to spy a copy of my (Son of Hope) testimony pamphlet lying on a table in the waiting room...
wait, I say, on the Lord.
Psalm 27:14
My friend, "Pastor Doc," told me in a recent letter that while he was waiting for an appointment to see his doctor at western New York veterans hospital, he happened to spy a copy of my (Son of Hope) testimony pamphlet lying on a table in the waiting room...
Of course I was thrilled to learn about this, and I wrote back to tell him so.
Although Pastor Doc didn't know it, I've been undergoing a period of discouragement wondering if my life is really having any kind of positive impact outside of this prison. Obviously the Lord knew this. So He placed it upon my friend's mind to write and share with me about the pamphlet.
Even in a hospital waiting room several hundred miles away sat my story of hope. And as to who placed it there, I've no idea. But, hopefully, someone will pick it up, read it, and be drawn toward Christ. Furthermore, they'll discover, as well, that God is merciful to even the worst of sinners and criminals.
D.B.
Although Pastor Doc didn't know it, I've been undergoing a period of discouragement wondering if my life is really having any kind of positive impact outside of this prison. Obviously the Lord knew this. So He placed it upon my friend's mind to write and share with me about the pamphlet.
Even in a hospital waiting room several hundred miles away sat my story of hope. And as to who placed it there, I've no idea. But, hopefully, someone will pick it up, read it, and be drawn toward Christ. Furthermore, they'll discover, as well, that God is merciful to even the worst of sinners and criminals.
D.B.
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