Does God care about our bills?

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Does God care about our bills? I shared a story about how our bank account was slowly going towards zero because our bills and mortgage payment was too much. So, I prayed, "God, please get me out of this." And as a result, God gave us an opportunity that led us to having two house payments, which feels like the opposite of what I asked for, right? But, in choosing to continue to tithe, not only did it lead us closer to him, God provided financial miracle after miracle for 5 months, paying all of our bills up through 2 days ago when we finally sold our old house. And now we're 1 week away from being completely debt-free. Now, as a result of sharing that story, we started to receive testimonies from people experiencing the same faithfulness of God. There's one I need to read to you. In January of this year, my other truck was tagged with a red tag from the city for expired tags. I had 24 hours to correct this, or my truck would be towed. It was payday, and I didn't know how much I was getting paid, and I had to pay rent and give to my church. My truck is heavy, and it's always expensive to renew registration, and I had been putting it off for that reason. But, I came to the wire, and I had to make some decisions. I rolled up the tag, and I said, "I don't know how I'm going to do this, but I trust you, Lord." And started to walk to my place from the street. I looked to the ground and found a $20 bill frozen into the ice and snow by the road near the front of my truck. I pushed it out of the ice and snow, folded it up, and asked God to let me use it according to his will. I went inside. My boss called. Had to pick up my check and run to the DMV, fully expecting to spend around $350 because that's the norm. I got to the counter and handed in my paperwork. The lady typed everything into the system and blurted out, "That'll be $10." Wait. No, that sounds wrong. She cleared her computer, brought out all the folders, and started meticulously handling my application. Finally, after 10 to 15 minutes, she looked at me and said, "The system will not let me charge you anything but $10. I have to give you this registration for $10. I don't know what happened." I gave her the money and got my $10 back. I put that in my tank on my truck and moved it from that spot just so they knew it runs. The Bible says, "So, do not worry saying, 'What shall we eat, or what shall we drink, or what shall we wear?' For the pagans, non-Christians, run after all these things, and your heavenly Father knows that you need them. But, seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well." Seek first his kingdom means submitting the authority of your life over to God, trusting him with it. And part two is living God's way, the way he asks us to live in the Bible. He's not a genie that grants wishes. He's a father, the perfect provider. If you don't believe me or want to hear another story about this, I link below called "How do you know which step God wants you to take?" If you got a story of God's faithfulness, we'd all love to hear it, so share it below. I'm praying for you today, friends. God bless.