It was Friday and my last day at The Firs Bible camp. It was a week of missions and evangelistic preaching to encourage believers. I wasn't a believer when I arrived Monday morning but was invited as a guest of a missionary family I had met. It took me 4 hours to drive there from my home and without knowing it, the missionary family saw me pull into the parking lot and rushed to pay my registration. That night they met with several other missionary families and prayed for my salvation. Tuesday morning following the morning worship service I received Christ as my savior. The rest of the week was an amazing new experience for me.

Now it's Friday and at the last service before leaving the next day. I was moved by the call to missions and though I was committed to enlistment into the USAF in just 6 weeks, I could at least give toward their support. I emptied my wallet, not thinking that I would need some gas money to get home.

I know we aren't to tempt God foolishly and perhaps to "give all I had" might qualify, I hadn't done it purposefully to test God. Without saying anything about my predicament I was approached by one of the camp leaders asking me if I might offer a ride to a camper who was stranded without a way home, he offered to pay the gas.

God sometimes leads us into situations where His deliverance is already provided, and He has repeated that lesson to me on many other occasions.