Miracles at Midnight

It always seems that our miracles come at midnight. Of course, there would be no miracle is there was no dire need. So, we often find we need a supernatural intervention when we walk in darkness. Paul and Silas used praise in Acts 16, the Apostles obeyed God rather than men in Acts 5 and Peter's church family prayed in Acts 12. In each case, they were miraculously set free from prison —in the night. Whatever prison you are in, our God can set you free through your praise, your obedience to Him, and the prayers of His people!

This is what I preached about today. We had a great altar service.

One person in the altar was the mother of our VBS boys. She was weeping and seeking God. She repented and came close to receiving the Holy Ghost. This story is a miracle in itself. Sis. McClain saw two boys playing in a yard on her way to VBS a couple of weeks ago. She had not been able to get any of her neighbors to attend, so she stopped at these boys house. They said they would like to come and the mother let them! They came every night. The whole family came for the VBS presentation and the boys have been to Sunday School each week. The mother returned today and God is working in her life! This is someone none of us knew four weeks ago, but evidently God saw a midnight that needed a miracle.

It was one year ago today that we moved to Pflugerville - that is unbelievable! God has blessed and continues to lead. It was good to have Mom and Dad in service today and to meet James, Carmen and Jeremy for lunch on their way back home.

Our NAYC trip is this week, so say a prayer for our safety. Oh, I passed my Principles II class this past week and it is on to Law of Contracts (correspondence).