Definitely. I’m so very glad Sherry got her Bible back. It was one she had marked and studied through. She also had important notes tucked in it–all returned, praise God.

Then they missed out on some good music and encouragement, I’m sure! 🙂 My thieves were probably disappointed also with the offerings in my purse. I’m not sure what it says about me that they didn’t think anything else was worth taking except for the cash. ha.

Not sure even my detective Sherry could track down all those things you’ve had stolen, Floyd. 😉 At least our thieves were just into the cash. (Although Jeff did actually say out loud that it’s too bad they didn’t steal the whole car.)

I once had kids (I’m sure of it) break into my house and steal a few odds and ends, including a jar of loose change. I felt very violated too, just knowing they’d been wandering through looking at my stuff. A few days later though, it all appeared back on my front porch, including the jar of change. I guess Mama found out and made them return it all. And if Mama doesn’t now, Father will take care of things later.

Yes, I told Sherry that if I had to get my purse stolen, I’m glad it was stolen with her. 🙂 Because of it, I was able to hear even more beautiful testimonies from her about things God has done in her life.

I’ve never had a Bible stolen. Funny, even folks doing bad things may not have been able to bring themselves to dump God’s word in a trash. That’s something to ponder.

Your attitude and perspective is encouraging… I’m taking “Lisa Notes”…

Yes, I thought the song lyrics were just too “coincidental” not to note. I particularly pay close attention to the last two in the chorus: “My fear is silenced in Your love / My hope is endless” – two concepts I need to keep believing deeper.