In this Biblical Thinking UPGRADE, Kathy Carlton Willis refers to a tremendous “storm” she’s going through. I’m on the prayer team for Kathy and have been privy to her prayer needs. She doesn’t just share requests, but also how they affect her.
Kathy told me:
“I’m starting to look at the storms of life differently.”
That piqued my (Dawn’s) interest. She’s been through plenty of storms—enough to provide a full education on how to be a storm dweller!
Kathy continues . . .
I had just been to see a surgeon and infectious disease doctor about an ongoing medical situation. While in the medical center, a tornado warning was issued. A twister had been spotted in the vicinity.
But I stayed put—I needed to hear what the doctors would say regarding my health.
Their words still rang in my ears as we stepped into our car. Thankfully, my husband Russ was there to drive us the one hundred miles home.
The worst storm imaginable buffeted us from every angle.We’d driven through hurricanes and tropical storms and hail, but this was worse.
Every time I prayed for God to remove the storm, the storm worsened.
The sky grew darker, the rain pounded worse, no visibility, hydroplaning, wind, and more.