Inspiring Story: If God Is Real...

Welcome to another session of Inspiring Story! If you would like to share a story, you can link up at the bottom of this post.

Today, I'd like to share one of my favorite stories with y'all. For a long time, I've been a great admirer of Travel the Road ministries. This is a missionary-based ministry; Tim Scott and Will Decker put their missionary trips into documentaries so the rest of us can see what God is doing around the world! On one of their trips, they trekked through the snow-covered mountains of Siberia. As night approached, they were looking for a place to escape the bitter cold when they came upon a tent. The owners were not around, so they decided to go inside the tent to warm themselves. Sometime later, a father and his son returned to their tent and found some unexpected guests whom they warmly (no pun intended) welcomed! The father later told Tim and Will that he and his son were having a discussion in which he told his son, "If Jesus is real, He will be in my tent when we get home." Tim and Will were able to share the Gospel with this gentleman! You can watch the documentary of this amazing event here; I highly recommend it!

Oh, and if you're like me and you LOVE the Travel the Road episodes, you might want to check out their giveaway of their newest episode on their trip to Haiti!

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The next Link Party will be held on: November 25-28 (to give y'all a chance to share some Thanksgiving stories). I hope to see you there!

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