My next post is about a book I read a while ago about a missionary who really inspired me. In this book, God's Smuggler, Brother Andrew tells his story about how God used him to bright the LIght to people all over the world.

As a boy, Brother Andrew dreamed of being an undercover spy working behind enemy lines. As a man he found himself working undercover for God. His was a mission filled with danger, financed by faith, supported by miracles.

"The real calling is not to a certain place or career, but everyday obedience. and that call is extended to every Christian, not a select few," ~Brother Andrew

Told it was impossible to minister behind the Iron Curtain, Andrew knew that nothing was too hard for God. Crossing "closed" borders, he prayed "Lord, in my luggage I have Scripture I want to take to Your children. When You were on earth, You made blind eyes see. Now, I pray, make seeing eyes blind. Do not let the guards see those things You do not want them to see." And they never did see them.

For 35 years, Brother Andrew's life story has inspired millions to step out on their own journeys of faith. This young Dutch factory worker's near-incredible adventures testify of God's step-by-step guidance and hour-by-hour provision -available to all who will follow His call.

"One man with God is a majority" -Brother Andrew

Happy Spring ;)

Soli Deo Gloria!

~The Midwestern Bookworm