GOD IS LIKE RADIO ON A COUNTRY ROAD

GOD IS LIKE RADIO ON A COUNTRY ROAD

SQuire Rushnell2 comments


“At 17, I was riding in a CAR with two friends, APPROACHING a HILL.

I suddenly had an URGE to yell to Diane, who was driving, to PULL OVER!

She did … as her boyfriend in the back seat complained.

Diane replied, ‘I always listen to Ruth. She's always right!’

Moments later a DEPUTY came to our window and told us there was a terrible ACCIDENT just beyond the Hilltop. With TWO FATALITIES.

Unseen, we COULD HAVE crashed into them.

That experience confirmed WHO my VOICE was. He has since saved me many times.”

Ruth Simard

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ALLOWING the inner voice of God to speak to you ... as Ruth did ... is the first step in being able to TUNE-IN to your Navigator.

TWO THINGS to remember:

1.      Establishing a relationship with God is like listening to RADIO on a COUNTRY ROAD   ... if you don’t TURN it ON, you won’t hear a thing.

2.     The CLOSER you get to the tower … the SOURCE of POWER … the CLEARER His voice.   

Think about this... if you're driving for the holiday, you might wish to stock up on a couple of audiobooks at the Godwinks Shop. They're getting very popular!

Good wishes for Godwinks of Patriotism and Goodness!

SQuire

2 comments

Paul Gourley
Paul Gourley
Alittle over 3 years ago my son Austin was applying to various law schools in Texas. Unfortunately, he was put on the wat list for all of them due his late application submissions. For some unknown reason which I credit toa GodWink, I told him to apply to University of South Dakota. There was no reason for this. We had never been there nor had any ties to South Dakota. Two days later Austin received an acceptance letter with a scholarship. Flash forward 3 years, Austin graduated law school this past May (2026) and is now prepping for the bar exam. God made it happen his way.
Linda
Linda
Can you make this a secure site by adding https to your address? I really enjoy your Godwinks but want to feel safeguarded while reading them.

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