Read: Psalm 91

               Call to Me, and I will answer

               you, and show you great and

               mighty things, which you do

               not know. -Jeremiah 33:3
      During World War II, a bomber pilot was flying on a

    mission when his plane was hit by antiaircraft fire,

    causing it to spin out of control toward the ocean

    below.  He later said, “I began to pray, but that was

    the last I knew until I came to in the water.  I was in

    bad shape.  My leg was gone below the knee and I knew

    that I would bleed to death in a few minutes.  Then

    something nudged me.  It was a piece of plywood with the

    plane’s first-aid kit on it.  I got the tourniquet out

    of it, and my co-pilot helped me to get the thing on and

    stop the bleeding.  Another plane came along and dropped

    a life raft, and 4 hours later we were picked up by a

    rescue boat.  If you don’t call that a miracle, I would

    like to know what is.  God answered my prayer.”
      In Jeremiah 33:3, the Lord says, “Call to Me, and I

    will answer you, and show you great and mighty things,

    which you do not know.”  The words, “great and mighty”

    may also be translated “inaccessible,” “fenced in,” or

    “difficult.”  When we pray according to God’s will, He

    may choose to do that which the world with its limited

    perspective deems to be hedged in by the impossible.

    But many of us have proven that God is able “to do

    exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think”

    (Eph. 3:20).  -Henry G. Bosch
         Got any rivers you think are uncrossable?

        Got any mountains you can’t tunnel through?

       God specializes in things thought impossible,

       He does the things others cannot do. -Eliason
                   FAITH EXPECTS FROM GOD

              WHAT IS BEYOND ALL EXPECTATION.
    OUR DAILY BREAD, Copyright 1998 by Radio Bible Class,

    Grand Rapids,Michigan. Used by permission.