Even though I am a day late The LOFT (Graphic by Kerry Messer) topic this week is Heroes. 
We all have heroes, don’t we? And the ‘purists’ among us would say that JESUS is their Hero, don’t you imagine? In truth, He is the ONE above all to be honored, recognized and the One after Whom the world would be a better place if we patterned our lives. So purist that I am, :) I’ll move on to a minor hero of mine.
Actually, I have yet to personally meet my hero. I expect I will some day in a very special place – the Street there is made of gold.
His name is George. George Muller (there should be 2 dots over that u). George departed this earth about 53 years before I was born; he having been born in the Kingdom of Prussia in 1805. I have read (click Here) that early on George was a scoundrel until he went to a Bible Study and JESUS transformed him. George’s Autobiography 
doesn’t dwell so much on his scoundrel days (at least I don’t remember that it does). What makes him one of my heroes is his life of prayer. The way he just believed GOD. The way he just asked and ABBA answered – unlike anyone else I have ever known. Like I know George Muller, huh? Words, books – powerful tools! They help us know.
I encourage you to use the link above and read more. Like the breakfast table prayer and the milk truck right on time. Like the fog, the Captain and Quebec prayer. And there is so much more. We could learn so much from the life of George Muller – his Hero was JESUS and no doubt still is. :)
There is a link attached to the picture of the book (just click it) – in case you would like to get a copy.
Something really quick. Something small but HUGE. 
Something to pin to the wall of your mind. Something to invite into our hearts to stay. It came to me via Facebook this morning and it was too good to fail to share here.
18 The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit. via Psalm 34:18 KJV;CJB – The LORD is nigh unto them that are of – Bible Gateway.
