“How are things, Andrew?”
“Not too good, chaplain.”
“Wanna talk about it?”
He put down his wrench and wiped his hands on a grease rag. “It’s been a string of things lately, but last Saturday was the last straw. I lost my wallet at Zona Rosa Mall.
“I must have dropped my wallet out of my baggy sweat pants in the mall parking lot when I got in the car. This is such a hassle. Had to make a police report and cancel all my credit cards. This afternoon I’ll get a new driver’s license. I’ve gone back three times to look for it. Even called the store near where I parked several times. It’s just not there.”
“That’s so hard when you have to replace everything. You know, the Lord knows where that wallet is. Can we just ask Him now to reveal it?”
“Sure.”
I prayed, “Lord God, who sees and knows all, Andrew and I come before You now. Please make visible where his wallet is. We ask You to return it to him in the name of Jesus by the power of His blood, shed for us. Amen.”
I moved on to the next technician.
The next Tuesday, I had all but forgotten about the wallet.
Andrew hailed me as I approached his bay. “Hey, chaplain. Guess what. The police called me the day after we prayed last week. Someone turned in my wallet. Can you believe it?”
“That’s wonderful! Where did they find it?”
“Right where I parked.”
“Four days later?”
“Yeah. Someone found it and turned it in.”
I prepared to ask my next question when he continued.
“And everything was there. Credit cards, social security card, money. Nothing was even rearranged.”
I love my job. It’s such fun to walk in Jesus footsteps and pray what He nudges me to pray.
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