His Heart Scribe Inspirations Devotional Magazine July - August 2014 Volume lll Number 5 July-August 2014 | Page 37

July - August 2014 ~

ed her that God doesn’t promise to
eliminate challenges; instead, He
promises to give us strength to meet
those challenges. If He gave us no
rough roads to walk, no mountains to
climb, and no battles to fight we
would not grow. She also reminded
the pastor’s wife that He also does not
leave us alone with our challenges,
however; instead He stands beside us,
teaches us, and strengthens us to face
them. The woman hugged her counselor and then made her way to the
young man’s room. You see the counselor had some information that the
pastor’s wife was about to find out for
herself. It seems that the young man
was the one that hit her daughter and
then drove his truck into that light
pole because he feared that she was
dead.
The woman entered the room and for
some reason she also found her husband was there as well. He motioned
for her to come to the side of the bed
he was standing on. The young man’s
voice was weak and for some reason
she just knew something was not
right. He asked her to lean in close so
she could hear him say the words that
no mother whose daughter was in the
condition hers was in wanted to hear.
He whispered, “I’m so sorry, I hit your
daughter.” Then he breathed his last
breath right before he grabbed her
hand and said with tears flowing down
his cheeks, “Please forgive me.”

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Just then, the nurse rushed in to tell
the pastor and his wife that their
daughter had woke up from the coma
she was in. The pastor and his wife
ran down that hall as fast as they
could. They entered into the room and
found the doctors removing the
breathing tube. Their daughter was
out of the woods so to speak. Seems
her wilderness was made shorter
since her mother was able to forgive
the person that hit her “completely.”
~A Heart-Scribe Message Moment