May 2006 began the biggest adventure of my life. Things that
God had been teaching me and speaking to me seemed to be leading up to
something most excellent. I kept track and wrote it out step by step so
everyone could follow the progress of what I thought was a miracle in the
making. I know that I am never the only one that God is leading
through certain things. That is the main purpose of the Clarion Call.
It is to share my experiences so other members of the Body of Christ can
learn more about what God would have them be doing. If I
make mistakes then seeing them can help someone else to avoid the same
mistakes. Seeing a failure that can be corrected also can be helpful.
If you end up having to stretch your faith to the breaking point then maybe
seeing the things that I went through will give you encouragement and some
direction. I still believe that God wanted Bug, my cat, to be healed,
but something went wrong.
God has been using me over the years to
reach out to people who are "in the wilderness" and to let them known that
they are not crazy. God speaks to us today and wants to use us to
bring others closer to Him. I've shared my spiritual experiences with
everyone. I've tried to allow God to use me in any way He saw fit.
As the adventure unfolded I believed that God was
using me to demonstrate how He wanted to use us and the gifts, talents, and
faith He has given us. I believed the miracle of life would give
hope to people who had lost their faith in God. I believed it would
wake people
up who did not believe in God. It certainly would have created a stir in the Kingdom of
God. It would have been a small stir, the size of a cat, but a stir
nonetheless.
If you haven't read the story about my
cat Reeboks and my speaking life into him then you
probably should read it so you can understand this portion of my faith
journey. You can read about it
here.
Let me make a suggestion, however. If you do not believe in miracles,
if you do not believe the gifts are for today, or if you have limited faith
you may be somewhat disturbed by what you read. Perhaps you should
wait to read it until you are in the right frame of mind.
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