'You give them something to eat.'

Mt 14:16 NKJV

Lee Brown noticed a little girl begging in her neighborhood. Later she searched, but couldn't find her at the local school. That day Brown decided to make a difference for other kids by adopting a first-grade class in one of the city's lowest-performing schools, pledging to pay for any student wanting to attend college. Brown wasn't wealthy. She was a cotton-picker-turned-real estate agent making $45,000 a year and raising two kids - but she honored that pledge. She's personally contributed $10,000 every year, in addition to raising donations from others. Brown's leap of faith rescued students who'd otherwise end up on the streets. It takes courage to make a difference, especially when you can't see a way to do it. When he was in Africa, David Livingstone received a letter saying, 'We want to send helpers. Have you found a good road into your area yet?' Livingstone wrote back, 'If they only want to come when there's a good road, don't send them. I want people who'll come when there's no road!' Surrounded by 5,000 hungry people, Jesus told his disciples, 'You give them something to eat.' It seemed impossible, but when they obeyed they witnessed a miracle. One writer says, 'Christ will lead you into seemingly impossible situations... don't avoid them. That's where you'll experience God... If you attempt only things you know are possible with the resources you possess... you'll receive the credit and God will have no part in it... .Have you received a word that awaits your next step of faith? Proceed, no matter now incredible it seems. You'll experience the joy of seeing God perform a miracle, and so will those around you.'