A woman recovering from surgery boards a plane despite fear, trusting it was a divine appointment to see her sister. On the bus to the airport, a sign confirmed her decision. Faith, she says, gave her strength where fear would have kept her home.
you can say, "Mm, I don't know if I wanna try that." Faith is, "God, I believe this is a divine appointment. I believe that I got on this plane after surgery and I'm here with my sister because before the foundation of the world, you brought us together because you knew that I was going to need her in this moment." And so I'm not going to reject or operate in fear because fear would say, "I don't know if that's gonna work." Fear would say, "Don't get on the flight." Yes. Right? And if I— there was a medical thing that clearly— I'm not saying get on a plane if you're like in physical pain. Right. But I was strong enough in the Lord. Right. You knew you were supposed to go. Yes. I knew I was supposed to go. And it was confirmed on that bus. Wow. I just love this story.
