Hey and welcome to the Christian Science Daily Lift.

Today we'll be here in an encore lift from DeWitt John McEngo's guest stint on Sentinel Watch with host Tony Lobel.

DeWitt is from Kenshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Two years ago, I was working on an art video project and one of my colleagues asked me if

he could borrow my camera so that he could also work on his video.

And I said, yes, go for it.

And then I was waiting for a week, but I did not hear from him.

And suddenly I got a call from him.

And he told me that I have a bad news. Well, I was a little bit scared and told me that when

he went to the restroom, he left his bag and after he was back, he realized that the bag was gone and the camera inside.

But thinking that nothing can get lost in the universe of God, where everything is good,

I replied and told him that we're going to find a camera and said, the next time you called

me, tell me that you found the camera.

And that was one way to keep my thoughts with purity, because in Congo, there are some

markets where they sell second end electronics.

So if it happens that you lose your camera, for most of the

time, people say that you can't find it because they already saw it. And it did not call me for

two weeks. And I kept praying. After a weak friend that lost the camera, called me and said,

You know, we found your camera online.

The idea for me was not to take anybody to chill

because I knew that that person, me and the other friends

were all included in the universe of God, where just our money

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