Me and the Lord on the Bus

Winter roads were unusually icy in San Antonio, and schoolshad already cancelled classes more than once. Linda Montezdecided to take the bus to work. She soon realized the buswas more than a mode of transportation. For her, it was an avenuefor ministry. Linda tells 30 stories about the people she met on the bus, the situations sheencountered, and the insights she gained. Through times of joy,fear, prayer, laughter, and also the quietly contemplative, she eagerlyanticipated her next new acquaintance. The Lord used what was veryordinary to bring extraordinary blessings. Serving the Lord requires that we do not limit Him. No particularcollege degree necessary. No need to wait for an official mission trip. And certainly that we do not rule out possibilities because theyreoutside the box. Like something so ordinary as riding a city bus. For Linda, riding the bus brought unmatched thrilland amazement. Whether you read this book all at once or as a daily devotional,may you be encouraged to look for God in your daily living. Mayyou see Him orchestrate people and circumstances. May we all show up ready to the Lords call and watch Him work.