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Missing a Miracle

 

Currently we are in the mountains of Honduras. For our first ministry day we were able to have a bunch of kids come to the church we’re partnering with. It was such a fun day full of games, Bible studies, and every child received a gift. For most of these children this was the first time they’ve ever received a gift. It was such an honor to be able to help pass those out. It was so sweet seeing all of their smiles and excitement as they opened their gifts. 

 

The thing that stuck out most to me about the day is that I witnessed a miracle and almost missed it. One of the guys on our Honduran team had cut themselves with a machete. The wound was deep and it was right across his wrist. When I went to go look at it, it had already stopped bleeding and one of the women was patching it up. The wound was so deep you could see a tendon and it was across his major artery. 

 

At the time all I could think was wow, I don’t understand how he’s not bleeding still. A few minutes later I saw him walking around and joking with other people. It completely amazed me and suddenly it hit me, I had just witnessed a miracle. Where he cut his wrist he should have been bleeding for much longer and much harder than he was. I realized I just witnessed a miracle and almost missed it. 

 

I was rushing around preparing for the kids to come and was so caught up in what’s next. It took me a whole other hour to realize that I just watched God perform a miracle in front of me. The Lord was so sweet in making me slow down and realize what I had just seen. In the midst of the mess, God preformed a miracle. Where there should have been panic, there was calm. I just witnessed a miracle and I almost missed it. But isn’t that so often the case? Every day there are a million little miracles around us but we just get so caught up in the busyness of it all that we miss those little miracles. We constantly see them all around us and we miss them. 

 

My prayer is that I don’t miss the little miracles that God is constantly doing. That I never stop standing in awe of His power and greatness. That I don’t move so fast that I forget that even this life is a miracle and it’s all because of God. 

 

Also here’s a picture of the amazing sunsets here

7 Comments

  1. Beautiful Emma. Thank you for sharing your experience, learning, and sunrise! As I keep hearing on the radio, God’s love is miraculously unconditional. There are miracles all around us indeed!

  2. Such an awesome miracle that you were a witness to. Thanks for sharing your journey, love hearing how God is working through you all, what a blessing!

  3. God is constantly doing Good!! What an Experience for you to witness….. Thank you for sharing it All and Your Journey!! We’ve been thinking and praying you You!! Many continued Blessings!!

  4. Wow, Emma! We’re so glad that you got to Honduras safely! I love the beautiful sunset picture. The Lord has blessed us with so much beauty in this world! Keep looking for all the miracles….He is so GOOD. Thank you for this amazing testimony. We love you!

  5. Oh my goodness ,God has a way of letting us see his miracles and his glory. Love ya my friend.

  6. What an amazing story! I can’t wait to share this with our small group! Praying for you, for your team’s journey, and for many more miracles to take place in Jesus name!

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