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I can think of a couple of other interesting ones tho not really miraculous. I had taken a year off, researching my ancestors in Georgia. I finally got down to $20. Not a big deal as I was expecting a large check any day. There was a football game at Georgia Southern. I wanted to go but the price of a ticket at the gate was $12. As I approached the gate, a guy walks up to me and hands me a ticket. A few days later I was down to 40 cents cash and $5 in the bank. Now I could have called relatives and got emergency cash but sort of wanted to see if I could stick it out. I stopped by the Winn Dixie to see what I could buy for 40 cents as there was nothing to eat. As I stepped in the store, there at my feet was a $5 dollar bill. The next day I phoned the bank, entered my information and the balance was $8,800. My check had made it by direct deposit tho I guess that is not technically a check.

Amen. I had money that I needed to get on the subway to do evangelism come blowing down the street right at my legs. And after praying to God to show us if it was His will to go to Florida (it was Winter) to evangelize, and have not much more than subway fare, then in short, a German Pentecostal man whom I have never met, who was going to Orlando with his wife and kids but whose plane was delayed, caught up to me and looked me in the eyes and said "God wants you to go to Florida," and pressed (what turned out to be when I really looked at it) $200.00 (back in 1994). Which resulted in enough stories of God's providential care to talk for hours. Glory be to God.

But then there my "negative" testimonies of God;s word coming true in chastisement for not being as faithful as I should have.