Here's a story.

See, I got to thinking. Most people say they don't believe in God because, "Oh, he's never helped me when I needed it. My life got really bad and I prayed and nothing happened."
Well, here's a story that Moses told someone named Joshua in a movie that I watched last week.

There was a flood and this guy was at his house and his neighbour said ,
"There's a flood, you should leave."
The guy says, "No. God will save me if I need it."
So it starts raining and a guy comes by on a camel and says,
"Get on my camel. you're going to drown."
The guy says, "No. God will save me."
It rains more and more and soon the guy is stuck on his roof. The last of the people are leaving in boats. One comes by and says,
"Hurry, get in the boat. You're the last person here. You're going to drown."
But the guy still says, "No. God will save me."
So the guy drowns and dies and when he talks to God he says,
"God, why didn't you save me?"
God says, "I gave you the neighbour, the camel, and the boat. What more did you want?"

Now, I don't know if that's a true story or not.
But when it comes down to it, the meaning of it IS true.
God gives us plenty to give us help. But we're just sitting here waiting for something obvious. We're too stupid to see it.
We're waiting for God to give us this HUGE sign. This huge sort of, "I'm God and I'm going to save you" type of deal.
That's not how it goes.
God gives us what we need. But we usually have to look for it.

I don't know.. just a thought.