I walked up to a man's house, told him what had happened and introduced myself. He knew my daddy and said over twenty years ago, my daddy had prayed for him. God had set up this divine appointment to remind me of seeds my daddy had planted (He had died in 1966 at age of forty..he was a preacher). My car had stopped at that exact location for a divine purpose. He let me use his phone, and I called my mechanic. I said, "It's me again. My tire rolled away." He paused and said, "I'll get tow truck and come and get you."

After he had replaced tire and lug nuts, he tightened them down securely and said, "That'll be $75." I paid him, told him Lord sure does work in mysterious ways, and said, under my breath to Lord, "Lord, this is getting to be expensive witnessing!" The Lord replied, "I'm answering his Mama's prayers by sending you by. I know I can trust you to tell him what I tell you to tell him."

Two weeks later, same tire became wobbly again. I took it back to mechanic and he said, "What now?" I replied, "The lug nuts are loose again." He checked them and with a look of shock said, "Someone put metric instead of standard lug nuts on this wheel. Do you have any enemies?" I replied, "Yes, only one...the Devil." As I spoke these words, I felt witness of Holy Ghost and knew my mission had been accomplished. I had planted seeds that needed to be planted, and God would give increase. I had some other problems with that old Pontiac, but I never went back to see that particular mechanic. I finally sold old car for $100.

Hosea 14.9 "Who is wise, and he shall understand these things, prudent, and he shall know them? For ways of Lord are right, and just shall walk in them: but transgressors shall fall therein."

These events with Pontiac happened in 1989. The mechanic I witnessed to now sings in a gospel singing group with his four brothers. God gave increase!

Irvin L. Rozier

The summary of poll is therefore as follows: Britons do not believe in God. They do not agree that their god was one true god. They refuse to accept that believe in God makes one a better person. They doubt that God created universe. And finally they would not want to do anything with religion.

Exactly when Britons became unbelievers, we do not know. But we do know that Great Britain had her fingers in ungodly things throughout her history—from crusades to inquisition, and Thirty Years’ War, and two world wars. As for total number of deaths in all these unholy acts—whether speared to death or roasted with their Bibles tied to their chests—only God knows.

Not that wars and mass murder of people have ceased. Rather they have escalated. And in almost all recent conflicts, be it in Bosnia or Rwanda, religion is to blame. There appears to be no exit strategy for man. Yet, world claims to be religious.

Perhaps Britain is right in saying to dump religion. People in America and Europe are loosing faith in God and are waving goodbyes to churches, which are fast being converted to restaurants and disco centers. According to one report, “the great cathedrals of Europe [serve] not as houses of worship but as museums, empty of all tourists.”

The same could be true where you live. Or it could be that your people are religious but crime, violence, and wickedness are on increase. Where then is your godliness? And why do you single out Queen Elizabeth’s kingdom?

So, hear me Great Britain: Take heart. It is a godless world!

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