Last week one of my friends said to me, 'I'm starting to think that there are no coincidences."
I'm inclined to agree with her. this comment came after I told her about being passed by a friend on the highway on the way home from school.
It got me thinking about the other coincidences that have happened in my life.
Is it just coincidence that I was accepted into the U of I's School of Social Work program, this year, where I have made what will probably be lifelong friends?
Is it coincidence that my mom had leukemia and my step-sister's dad also had leukemia? And that I am great friends with my step-sister?
Is is coincidence that friends of mine were prevented from flying to Asia the day after the most wanted terrorist was killed?
Is it coincidence that my internship and Seth's new job start on the exact same day and that neither one of us had any control over our start dates?
I think I am becoming more convinced that there are no coincidences. The orchestration of God is nothing short of amazing. I'm no Calvinist, but I certainly think that it is amazing the way God works in the details. I love the rare moments I am able to recognize God's hand in the details.
I'm starting to think there are no coincidences.
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