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Inspirational Christian Stories
by Phillips


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 Apricot Miracle
 Our Gracious God
 Celebrate
 Healing
 Don't be anxious
 Prepare to be amazed
 Loved - Never forgotten
 The Foggy Photo
 Perfect Timing and Provision
 Just around the corner
 Hide and Seek
 God Speaks
 Miracle
 How will God provide?
 Guiding a persons thoughts
 Affluent: Grafted in
 The Redemptive Pattern
 I will carry you
 Valley of Achor
 Desires of your heart
  Drive Safely
 The name above all names
 Sword of the Spirit
 Land Of Plenty
 "Come"
 Stolen
 Children
 You are my witnesses
 New Life
 Moshia, Or
 Long life
 Wellbeing
 Love one another

 Bio summary

Miracle

"Give, and it shall be given unto you; good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom. For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again." Luke 6:38

In the early '80's I started a Christian Pre-school as there were none in the area where I lived. People were very keen to see one open. It wasn't long before all the things I needed, I was able to buy or was given, including a grant from the Methodist Church and discount on books from the Christian Book shop. It wasn't long either, before there was a long waiting list for people wanting to enrol their children. It was one of the first centers to be licenced under a new government scheme for child care centers and I received a small contibution towards costs. Fifty percent of that money I had to take as taxable income. I had some jars of glitter that I avoided letting the children use because I thought that it was a reasonably expensive item. Finally I decided to let the children use it. When we came to clean up I was able to fill the glitter jar, pressing the glitter down, with all that was left over. It was a good lesson. It reminded me of the woman and the oil jar that never ran out until the drought ended.