Then all of a sudden, I'm in my living room, and a person, a woman in a brown

in a brown hooded cape is standing to my right, and I told you from the tip of my head to the bottom of my feet

a calmness spread. I could feel it. This is touched by heaven. Everyday encounters with God.

Those moments when heaven and earth collide.

And we see God, we see his hand reaching out to us, attempting to get our attention.

I am your host, Trapper Jack.

Excuse the cold here this episode.

Just stand back just a little bit.

I don't want to get any of this on you, you know what I mean?

Interesting how sometimes in some of these episodes or series of episodes, a theme develops, right?

A theme. I don't know if this is going to be a two-parter or more, but the theme that's developing actually started last week.

It just has to do with charity, generosity, how, you know, as many times as we're told, if you give something away, it'll come back many times over.

We tend not to believe it. It's kind of like, I got to hang on to my stuff. We hang on a bit tightly, you know, and it's all God's stuff.

It's his, everything is his, and we're supposed to be hanging on loosely so it doesn't own us,

right? We're supposed to just gently be holding our stuff so we can give it away. It all comes back and it's just, it's all God's stuff. So last week to start

this, and there's just a nice continuation of this thought, this supernatural thing that happens

when we give it away. Okay? So last week it was Evelyn and Esther. They were out to have breakfast.

They're at a restaurant. Long comes the poor man. And this bigger passed by, and it was, you know, my heart just said, gee, I said, here is me,

you know, eating and slubbering.

I said, when this poor guy is on the street, probably had nothing.

So what do I do?

I got some money out. when slapped him on the shoulder. I said, hey, I said, here, this is for you. Go have a good breakfast, you know. But as I gave it to

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