Another Teacup Connection

This morning I was thinking about all the wonderful friends I have met over a teacup. Just then the phone rang and it was Diane, a friend I met because of a whole suitcase full of teacups. I had gone to Puebla, Mexico, as one of the speakers for a women’s retreat. Another speaker,  who lived in Puebla, took me on a city tour.  We had the greatest time and became best friends. She told me her sister, Diane, lived in Colorado,  and it would be great if we could meet.  Diane and I are now best friends and share with each other our love of writing.  In fact we were roommates at the Writers Conference last week.

Her call this morning was rather alarming, as she is leaving in the morning and going to her sister’s in Mexico for her neice’s wedding. But, Diane could not find her passport! That is a major problem. You can’t get the US Passport Office to act that fast! She had turned her house over the day before, and I could hear real panic in her voice. We both believe in prayer, so that’s what we did. We prayed. Diane and I prayed over the phone, then my husband and I prayed!

Diane called just a few minutes ago, to say she had found the passport! It was in a very unlikely place and I believe that God changed her focus of where to look.  He reguided her search!   

Mark 11: 24 “Therefore, I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours.”
Adios, Diane!!!