One morning this week, I was praying at home, and my husband was on a prayer walk during his lunch hour at work, praying for me. Later my husband texted me to say that at that moment, a car drove by him with the window down playing a song that my husband and I heard for the first time just about a week prior, and had declared it was "our song." God winked at us.
During another difficult day this week, an alumna of ours entered our office at just the right time, bringing two cases of sweet potato pie, one of my family's favorites. After work, I was walking tiredly from my office to my car. A wise, old gentleman offered to carry my heavy case of sweet potato pies. In a brief moment, we realized he had been an interim pastor at my home church. God winked at me.
During my preschooler's Christmas program, most of the kids were either all over the place or as still as statues. It was a bit difficult for my son to do the hand motions in his star costume. But with the brief wink of a camera shutter, I captured just the right expression on my busy preschooler's shiny star face.
God moments are all around us. Let us look for them this Christmas. And/or, as in this Hanukkah video.
For more on Godwinks, see the Godwinks author and a mom who watched her child's Christ mas Love program turn into a Christ was Love program here.
Or the widower who was blessed by his wife's voice at Christmas here.
~~As I watched the videos linked above, I was craving some chocolate-covered popcorn for that movie time simulation. Would you know a couple gals brought me some chocolate-covered popcorn?~~
Don't forget that you can also be a part of working with God as an extension of His grace in creating a Godwink or miracle for someone else! Look for opportunities to do this too!