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I am excited to guest post for my dear friend, Sharita Knobloch today. Sharita is also a K-state alumni and a military wife. (Go Cats!!!) She encourages the hearts of many through her writing and speaking ministry, 7 Days Time. Sharita recently became a mommy, and asked me to share about an “everyday Jesus encounter” while she spends extra time cuddling her baby girl. 🙂 So come on over and join us!
Here is what happened when the “God of all comfort” boarded a Southwest Airplane headed for Phoenix~
“I love encountering the majesty of Jesus, the Holy Spirit, and God the Father, in the darkest of moments.
The people in front of me were whispering. They seemed irritated, and other passengers crammed in beside them were staring at something. Above the commotion, I heard sniffles. Someone was crying. Our line started to move again. The couple in front of me slowed and moved around a woman that was visibly upset. I instinctively touched her shoulder, walked around her, and turned to look into her face. I offered her a Kleenex and asked if she needed anything. She doubted there was anything I could do to help her.
And the God of All Comfort entered the scene. Click here to read more…”
Thanks for sharing this awesome post over at my place… It’s easily one of my favs. I shan’t be forgetting it any time soon! Love you much, friend!
Thank you for having me Sharita:) I love sharing about our God of All Comfort~ Praise Him!
Tracy,
I’m glad I clicked the link and went over. What a story! Thank you for sharing it! ~ Love, Amy
Thank you Amy for making that extra “click” and joining Sharita and I. This is one flight I will never forget 🙂 To God be the glory!
Amazing, amazing, amazing is our God, the great I AM! Thanks for sharing and showing us that obedience to the Holy Spirit’s prodding does further His Kingdom in very tangible ways to those who need Him most.
Blessings dear Tracy,
Dawn
Yes Dawn, God IS amazing isn’t He? This is one of the most beautiful moments that has come out of walking in the valley of my mother’s cancer- I shall treasure it always. To God be the glory! Blessings to you too Auntie Dawn 🙂