Together we can.

On the drive up to Asheville, North Carolina, I went through a heavy rain shower (one of those where people have to turn their flashers on). All I could think about was if the supplies I was transporting were going to get wet and ruin so I asked the Lord, “please don’t let these supplies ruin”. I didn’t stop for many miles until I had to fuel up, but when I did, I checked the supplies and there wasn’t a single drop of water on anything. NOTHING. 

Later down the road I got a phone call and it was a customer scheduling some business with me. (That will be significant in a moment) Fast forward through the weekend and I had seen all these communities that were devastated and people who had lost everything, yet their spirits were high. 

On the way home I began getting back into my normal everyday habits of worrying about how I was gonna pay my bills. I began thinking this incredibly selfish thought that maybe that customer who booked some business with me was my reward for doing a good deed. That’s when I heard His undeniable voice. He said “No Kyle, that is not your reward but this service is your repayment for the abundance that is coming to you. From this day forward you will provide relief to those in need and when people ask you what your organization is called, you will tell them ‘Faith In Disaster’”. So I said yes Lord and I wept.