This is God!!

There are instances I've literally waited on God to give directions, waited on Him to speak and to act in my situation and He did..

There cases I waited for His guidance, but somehow, didn't experience Him in the way I had experienced Him in the past experience.

There are also instances I've waited on Him to speak and to act concerning a thing and nothing happened..😭. Or I didn't get it.😥
But the times He showed up, I knew, This is God!.

I kept the testimonies intact. I kept the experiences soo dear to me. I recall it vividly each an every day I'm trusting God for something new again.
Every experience in different, it's unique, it reveals more of Him.

He showed up!
When I was still in college and serving with high school ministry, we used to have overnight discipleship trainings. Thank to Mr. Genesio Mugo, Miss. Joyce Karanja & Rev John K. Munene. After one of the trainings early Saturday morning, my colleague Arthur had an invitation to a children's home in Wangige, so he requested I accompany him. I did..

Invitation was not an issue the problem was, we were at Thogoto and
1. We didn't have enough fare for both of us to Wangige and back.
2. We didn't have anything to take to the children's home.
3. We were sleepy and exhausted from last night training.

We agreed we walk to kikuyu town and board a Matatu there to Wangige. We consoled ourselves that our presence, time and love to the children is what matters most than the gifts we would take.

We begun to walk.
After few meters, A vehicle with Tanzanian registration made a stop right ahead of us. They greeted us, and asked for directions towards the famous Muguku Portly farm. It was a couple.. The gentleman was driving..

Arthur told them "It's a few kilometers from where we are, maybe we can take you there, we're headed towards the same direction" to our surprise they agreed. We knew for sure God was on our side. We were not going to walk to kikuyu instead now we would be dropped ahead of kikuyu town and now we would board a Matatu from gitaru which would be cheaper.

This was very important for us, because we were in college and didn't make any coin. we depended on our little pocket money given by our parents and tokens from ministry.

It didn't end there, as we drove towards Kikuyu, the couple we're very interactive, and we informed them we we're headed to a children's home. They laughed" a children's home?"
"They are going to a children's home" the lady who was more concentrating on the conversation echoed to the husband.

Then she said " We've some clothes and dolls, some Children staffs we have in our car, we kept them there two weeks ago when we left Tanzania, we've been looking for a children's home to give them out. God is good that He connected us to you guys"

When we arrived at the junction towards Muguku farm, the lady gave us three paper bags full of clothes and children shoes, dolls and different items to take to the children's home this was God!.