Saturday's Must-See GodVine Videos...How a 10 Year Old Girl Tricked Burglars

How a 10 Year Old Girl Tricked Burglars

Paityn Mock is one amazing 10 year old girl! When three invaders broke into her house, she used quick thinking to save herself and call 911. Thank God she is all right - you have to see how clever this little girl was!

"For nothing will be impossible with God." - Luke 1:37 Hi, Everyone! Isn't that SO true? :) There are so many wonders in this world thanks to the Lord - and He can help you in so many ways. Some of which you may not even be aware of! So put your trust in Him and pray. He will listen! Also - watch the great videos below! Saturday's Must-See GodVine Videos Man Lost All of his Limbs but he is Still Unstoppable - a MUST SEE Video! Taylor Morris was injured in Afghanistan when a IED explosion nearly cost him his life. He survived, but all four of his limbs needed to be amputated.... Brother and Sister Will Move You to Tears With Their Message ♥ Meet Josh and Grace Curley. They are siblings... but they are also best friends! Josh has Down Syndrome, but he is one of the most special people Grac... One of the Riskiest Acts of Kindness You'll See - a Skunk Rescue! =) When a lonely skunk got its head stuck in litter, a man risked his health (and smell) to save the little creature! There needs to be more acts of kind... The Real Life Home Alone - How a 10 Year Old Girl Tricked Burglars Paityn Mock is one amazing 10 year old girl! When three invaders broke into her house, she used quick thinking to save herself and call 911. Thank God... Homeless Street Performer's Voice Will Make Your Jaw Drop - WOW! This homeless street performer's rendition of I'm Yours will knock your socks off. It's amazing that talent like this hasn't been discovered before - ... 20 of the Most Adorable Pictures Online - These Will Melt Your Heart! Sometimes you will need a pick me up. Life can be hard because of work, stress, obligations and many other things. But, that's why we found 20 of the ... Today's Story How Was Your Life?He was a most remarkable man. A man of years clearly mapped out upon his face. Clean, well kept but not pretentious in his style or dress. I shook his hand and felt a mix of gentle wear and hardened, callus, leather-like skin. I would guess he labored most of his life, perhaps forced to stop long enough now to heal somewhat. His egg white eyes with movie star blue pupils slips you into a momentary trance, transfixed as they seem to cut into your heart. He wouldn't notice you staring at him for he is considered legally blind. But he will sense the hesitation in your voice if you do not respond immediately to his first question. "So, how was your life?" That question alone would halt you in your tracks. It bears repeating. "You asked, How was my life?" "Yes," he said in return. "I would be better prepared to answer how was my day," I suggested. "That's too easy," he said. "I think we need to keep up on our life as a whole." I thought for a moment and simply asked, "Why?" "We tend to nit pic. We can so easily take one day and dissect it. It is easy to say you are having a bad day. Or simply write it off as "One of those days!" But when we broaden the view, we take much more into consideration. Life in general will at least be "good", Okay" or "It could be better," he explained. "So, you cut right to it and ask for an over all rating," I said. "If I can get someone to see the big picture and realize there is more good in their life than one bad day, I might even change their outlook on this very day,' he said. "So, how was your life?" I asked of him. "Wonderful so far, thanks for asking." Then he said one more thing that really stayed with me. "I'm on the shady side of sunset." How powerful! It seems to me that we often see life as beginnings and endings. Sun rises depict a new dawn, an exciting adventure ahead. Sunsets make us think of endings. Like "riding off into the sunset." This man knew his life, his time, was coming to a close. "I do hope the sun sets slower for you. You have so many more people to ask the big question." Before I left I promised him I'd help. Let me begin by asking you. "So, how was your life?"