After a wonderful service at our Puyupungo Church recently, I dropped everyone off at their homes and headed back to the city of Puyo. We didn’t make it very far when the truck just died in the middle of the road, acting as if it was out of gas although the needle was showing plenty gas. This was at night and there are absolutely no lights anywhere in the jungle so it’s really dark out. There is no cell service out here in the jungle, either, so I couldn’t call anyone. So myself and two of my church members that were with me just started walking down the long, dark jungle road to try and find help. It’s very rare to see another vehicle on the roads out in the jungle. After just a short time a motorcycle came by and was willing to sell us some gas but we had no way to syphon the gas from the tank. So we just kept walking. We came to a house and the nice folks were more than willing to help but literally had no means with which to help us. No vehicle, no gas, etc. We continued walking. Then out of the ‘blue’ (y’all know Jesus already had this planned!) a big commercial truck came driving by and we flagged it down. Turns out it was someone that the couple with me actually knew. Thankfully I had a rope in Super Blue and the kind gentleman was willing to pull us the entire hour drive to my house. Oh what a wonderful time we had on that ‘ride’ home. We prayed, we praised, we witnessed to the driver, we laughed, we cried, just had a big ole time in the Lord. I am so very thankful that the Lord’s hand of protection is always watching over us! I may not have a truck right now (it’s at the mechanic shop) but I still have Jesus and there’s still much work to do for the Kingdom so we are still about the Father’s business!! Super Blue may be down, but not out! I trust the Lord that it’ll be back up and running soon!
