Rashawn Copeland’s Post

sounds like money laundering

I can relate, back in the 80's when my son was very young, I was a single mother. Times were tough. I crammed my muffler almost to the front of my car by backing up into a raised curb. Went to the muffler repair shop and was told ma'am total repair and replacement cost $386.00. My car was already on the lift, in the air. I could see it through the glass window. 1986 Honda Accord. As tears welled up in my eyes I told the guy, no sir but thank you. Please I do not want to waste your time. He hands me the paperwork to sign what I suppose was a waiver I am refusing the work order. Car is being lowered. I turned to collect my son who was sitting on the sofa behind me and my purse, as I turned back around I can see my car being lifted back into the air. I yelled to the man behind the counter, "no"! Before I said another word, the guy said, ma'am you see that guy in the silver truck driving off? He just paid for your car. I slumped onto that sofa like a wet noodle. This would be maybe the fourth time in my life at that point an angel had anonymously came to my aid. Signs and wonders, I am taught to believe in and I do. I believe in Miracles. I live with an expectancy, because I have been taught to do so. Seek, Knock, Ask. God answers.

This is so cool. Once in Chicago on New Years Eve we had a blizzard where we recorded 38" of snow overnight. Alone with my snow shovel I began trying to shovel out. No chance of being plowed out. Until an angel in a beater Chevy Blazer with a plow drove by and asked what I'd pay him to plow me out. I insisted that he do my elderly neighbors as part of the deal and he asked me for 60.00 which I agreed. I put his money in his truck. He left after finishing the job and said you gave me too much money, and gave me $40 back. Not $400, I know, but it was so kind and it meant just as much to me. Bless these kind people.

I love this for you! And for all of us. Some Christmases ago I was looking for a nativity scene. I was really struggling personally and financially. I found a nativity on FB marketing for $30 and asked the seller to save it for me since I had to wait to get paid. ($30 was definitely coming off the top of that check because I was desperate for God and needed a visual reminder he was with us.) About a week later, a box was delivered to my door, and the note inside said "Merry Chrisrmas". No senders name or address. It was the nativity. When I searched fb to thank this man, the post and profile was gone. Every Christmas when I set it up, I smile, thank him and thank God for sending an angel. Ill never forget the blessings God has given me through the kindness of others. I want to spread that kindness to the world. Thank you for your reminder in all the distractions of our everydays. Its bedtime, but you can be sure that tomorrow morning, Im going out and spreading some of your joy to an unsuspecting stranger!

God is good and so are people!

Sometimes you want lose hope in humanity, you know, with everything going on around the world. How we treat one another sometimes, rather, often leaves me wondering why anyone should care. Then you see a story like this and it reminds you how magnificent God is. This is yet another evidence we can become like Angels if only we allow ourselves to be used by God to accomplish His will and purpose. David, for your good deeds, I say Glory be to God

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