I hope we
can find the time and here is
a true story which happened to me some years ago. One Sunday, a friend had
invited me to her local church to hear the service. A large gathering sang
jubilant songs. It was packed, more like a rock concert than any church I’d
been to before. I didn't mind the atmosphere, it was electric with joy.
Suddenly the crowd were silent as the preacher rose to the pulpit to begin his
sermon of the gospel; you could hear a pin drop, just the occasional chorus
of agreement from the crowd as the preacher spoke. While listening to the
preacher reading from the Bible and talking about Jesus, it came to me, almost
like a divine message.
Yet in the
quietness of the
church, the message I received told me to say just three simple words, ‘truth
never lies.’ Everyone looked around at me, even the preacher, his eyes leaving
the Bible – nothing was said, but I believe everyone would agree that it was a
bolt out of the blue, like it was meant to be.
The message that the truth
never lies has stayed with me
in my consciousness ever since that day. There was no hesitation in my prose,
nor any time for reflection. I had no control. It was a message to everyone and
it sure was a message that I had never had before or since.
Looking
around as I spoke
the words, I could see the preacher’s reddened face and clearly see an
expression of agreement. I didn't feel embarrassed, I felt good inside, as the
words had come from God.
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In my latest book “It’s Never Too Late” read how dreams do come true, but be careful what you wish for. Understand the secret of greed and you will attain one of the secrets of prosperity. The book will also take you on a journey and explores love, money, luck, and much more.
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Hey, Chuck. Did you bring any spending money? Viva la vida loca.
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