So all of you that keep up with my blog know that I do not like going to
Walmart. I have such crazy experiences there and well today when I decided to go after quite a while I had another one of these experiences!
I was running a few errands and
Walmart is a must because my daughter who loves chocolate milk but refuses to drink any brand but
Walmart. Believe me I have tried to trick her with every other brand there is out there-I know that is not so spiritual. Bear with me.
On my drive I was listening to Beth Moore CD on the fruit of the Spirit and this ones was patience. It spoke about bearing with one another so I was asking God to let me be a light on this experience to those around me. An example of Him.
As I walked through I encountered so many people who looked so unhappy so I just smiled and prayed for each one. Then when I got all my stuff and to the check out the lady checking me out commented on my choice of Chester's
Puffcorn. She said it looked good. I said it was and asked her if she wanted to try it. She said yes so much to all our surprise I opened the bag and she took a big handful and tried them. Good thing she liked them! :) I could only chuckle at what was just done. She commented on how hungry she was so God used that to bless her.
Now, I have to confess I am a
germaphobe so I could not stop
worrying about how clean her hands were since she was handling groceries and money and all but God took that away as I gave that to him. The lady behind me must have been thinking the same thing because her lip hit the floor at this scene and said, "that was nice." I asked her if she wanted some and she said, "no
thankyou". It was so funny. My
Walmart experiences never get old. I bet this does not happen anywhere other than Tennessee! :)
The funny thing about it is that we are really low on funds this month and what I bought has to last us until the end of the month. I wonder if God was testing how giving I would be because as I picked up each item I was thanking God for it and asking Him to multiply it like the fishes and loaves. We have made a commitment to debt-free living and with that comes certain sacrifices. Like the trip I wrote about a few weeks ago. I forgot to mention the best thing though-God let a donation come in today in the mail to help aid me on my Malta trip. God is so good.