Dreams from the LORD 2003-2006
5 November 2004
A few days ago, I was hitchhiking south of Grangeville, Idaho and this guy named Charlie picked me up. He was a Christian and he was going all the way to Arizona.
We were somewhere south a number of miles when he said, “We’ve been here before.”
I said, “Oh, déjà vu?”
“No,” he said. “I had a dream a while back. In the dream I picked you up and gave you a ride. It was as if the Lord was telling me that it would be a good trip.”
“Wow. Really?” I said. “That’s pretty incredible.” I was flabbergasted.
Charlie bought me something to eat in New Meadows. He took me all the way to Fruitland, Idaho where we had a powerful prayer meeting. I told him that the Lord was bringing him to a new place so that he could start over again—a new beginning. I knew he would have a very blessed trip.
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Do you plan on coming to Arizona?
ReplyDeleteNo, I am not going to Arizona anytime soon. The above post happened in 2004.
ReplyDeleteTim. This is a tremendous testimony as well as a great inspiration for me. Tomorrow I will get the blog going again. I will update you. God bless
ReplyDeleteRandy: I am glad to hear that you are continuing your blog. I am looking forward to reading your posts. A lot of good spiritual food that will strengthen the saints.
ReplyDeletethank you, sir.
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ReplyDelete9 October 2008
Last night I camped out near Winchester, Idaho on U.S. 95. A lady named Shannon gave me a ride from just outside of Orofino on U.S. 12 and dropped me off near Winchester. We had excellent fellowship and we had a good prayer meeting in this parking lot.
After the prayer meeting, I walked over to this fence and jumped over it and walked into this wooded area. I set up my tent and made a fire. It started to get cold. It may have gotten down to 24 degrees F last night. I believe it was the coldest night so far this year.
Today I hitchhiked out of Winchester and got three rides to Grangeville. I was walking down this street when this lady smiled at me and said something like, “It is pretty cold to be backpacking around the country.”
We talked for a little while and she said that her name was Beth. I said goodbye and headed for downtown Grangeville.
A few blocks later, this white car pulled up beside me and it was Beth. She said that she would buy me some lunch if I would speak to her teenage students at her learning center.
I spoke to Beth and a handful of students for an hour or so. I told them about my hitchhiking and my Christian faith and the providential things that have happened to me on the road. I really enjoyed talking with them.