Paul states in the New Testament that we should rejoice in the trials for we are strengthened by them. I admit, rejoicing, for me, comes afterward, not during, I am a work in progress, Lord. The good news is that God is aware of that very thing! His tender moments and unlimited compassion amaze me; He is much kinder to me than I am to myself. Thank you, Lord. I want to share a trial with you, filled with miracles and insights that I have learned. When I read of Abraham's big moment of the potential sacrifice of his son, Isaac, I stand in awe. I could not have done that. When I read Job, I am amazed at his longsuffering. I am encouraged to know that Abraham did not have to go through that "biggie" again. I am encouraged that Job had peace, with a double portion for his trouble all the days of his life. I take comfort in believing that my "biggie" is over. I have finally passed the test and I won't be traveling over this particular mountain again. Right, God? Our Lord directs us to publish His miracles and to tell His people of the wonderful things that He has done. I believe now is the acceptable time of the Lord to tell you the things that He has done. I look forward to reading some of your miracle breakthroughs also! Be sure to let us, the hungry ones, know of all the wonderful things the Lord has done. Our God is no respecter of persons, so write it down, make it plain and we will rejoice with you!Chapter 1 The BeginningChapter 2 The Take Away ProgramChapter 3 The MiddleChapter 4 The MiraclesChapter 5 Revelation and ScripturesLove Letter from GodThe Truth the Light and the Way