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But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus." Philippians 4:19

God Gave Me My Home God placed us in Millington, Tennessee, when George retired from the Marine Corps. I had prayed for a home with four bedrooms and a pantry for twenty years. After living in base housing for all those years, I knew my hearts desire was to have a bedroom for each boy and a pantry. We looked all over the county for a house to buy. Our boys were always with us looking. After God had closed many doors on houses we were interested in, a lady that worked with me as a volunteer at the Thrift Shop on base, said, "come and see my house, I may sell it to you." She lived in the same neighborhood as my niece and I had watched the house as it was being built. It was a beautiful two story house with a circular driveway. George, the boys and I stopped by one afternoon and as I walked in the door, I asked her if she had four bedrooms and a pantry. She said "yes". After walking through the house with her and her husband, I told George to "make the man an offer". Our offer was much less than the house was worth but all that we could afford. Her husband immediately said "no way". George thanked him, shook his hand and we left. The next morning about 6:30 the man called and told George he would take the offer. We serve a great and mighty God and He gives us the desires of our heart. He promises us that (Psalms 37:4). The house was more than I had ever expected. It was God's house in God's timing. Did I say it was on 2 acres, which was George's input to my prayer for a house?

Sarah Berthelson