God spared our lives

Thought y’all might enjoy this post as much as I did 🙂

Jesus our deliverer

God spared our lives!

On August 21st, my oldest brother (Michael) and I were driving on a two-way road when an oncoming vehicle crossed the yellow line and hit us head-on.

We were taken to the hospital by ambulance.  After 6 stitches and observations, I was discharged the following evening.

God worked it out perfectly; the morning before the accident, I had finished editing a film we’re making about a widow friend of ours; Jill Hunter Clem(Coming soon).  In the trauma bay and while being sutured, I was able to share her story with the nurses and doctors.

In our upcoming film, “Satisfied”, I play the role of Shawn.  In the film, Shawn is hit by a car and taken to the hospital.  With permission we were able to film the hospital scene, right before I was discharged!

God is good! He is faithful! We know that…

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