I was asked, ‘What’s wrong with you?’ I said, “Nothing, I’m just rejoicing. But when You do good things, just roll back the curtain and remind me of them and I’ll thank You for them!’ “ “When that happened the melody in my heart started rolling and I started weeping. I know You must have done a million things like this that I didn’t know about or don’t remember, and haven’t thank You for, but You know me – I’m human and I forget. I said, ‘Lord, I appreciate You doing this for me. All of a sudden, I began talking quietly to the Lord. We’re just supposed to sign it.’ So we signed it.” “We got into our car and began pulling away from the curb. We don’t know that much about it.’ I said, ‘We don’t need to know anything else. When I looked at the amount, it read so many dollars and thirteen cents! When I saw that I said, ‘Give me a pencil.’ There was a mild protest, ‘Wait a minute, we haven’t read it that well. Benson looked over his glasses and said, ‘Well, Dot, my girl, this is the best I can do.’ I really wasn’t interested in anything except the thirteen cents. “When we arrived (in Nashville to meet with Pop Benson) we began to look over the contract, I was dying to find out the amount. Dottie’s personal account of this narrative continues… Let’s conclude with the ‘rest of the story’ from Dottie Rambo, and I hope you’ll take time to consider and remember all that God has done in your life. A Contact with Thirteen Cents, Pt 2 A contract that reads: $_.13 Could this really be how God might work in our life today? Does He answer our prayers in ways that “WOW!” us or in ways that we cannot see, or maybe both? If you read last weeks article, you began the story from Dottie Rambo and her career as a gospel music writer/singer.
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