09/21/2026
JESUS WAS A CARPENTER… BUT TODAY, GOD WAS MY PLUMBER! 🙌🏽🙏🏽💦
Y’all, we take SO MANY things for granted…until suddenly we can’t use them.
I had a severe sewer blockage at the house. I couldn’t run water. I couldn’t flush the toilets. I couldn’t use the bathroom. Basically, I couldn’t function normally in my own home. 😩
Thank God for my sister Sylvia, who came to my rescue and let me spend the night at her house. ❤️ Sometimes the blessing isn’t just in the solution—it’s in the people God has already placed around you.
Yesterday, the plumber worked for THREE HOURS trying to clear the blockage. He ran a 150-FOOT SNAKE through the line and STILL couldn’t reach it! 😳
At that point I’m thinking, WHAT AM I GOING TO DO?!
I called the City of Houston, and they sent an inspector out ON A SUNDAY! 🙌🏽
Then this morning, another crew showed up. And I will never forget what they told me:
“We’re going to take care of you.”
Baby, those were some BEAUTIFUL words to hear! 😂🙌🏽
They brought out the big guns and hydro jetted the line—using high-pressure water to work on that blockage.
And as of right now…
EVERYTHING IS LOOKING GOOD! 🙌🏽💦🚽😂
I GIVE GOD ALL THE GLORY! 🙏🏽
Yesterday I had a problem I couldn't solve. The plumber couldn't solve it. I didn't know what was going to happen next.
But God already knew where the solution was coming from.
That’s why the second graphic says:
“JESUS WAS A CARPENTER… TODAY, GOD WAS MY PLUMBER!” 😂🙏🏽
No, God didn't physically come down and unclog my sewer line. 😂 But I absolutely believe He provided the people, resources, timing and solution I needed.
And this experience reminded me of something else:
WE TAKE SO MUCH FOR GRANTED.
Running water.
A working toilet.
Taking a shower.
Washing your hands.
Turning on the faucet without thinking twice.
These are ordinary things—until you suddenly don't have them.
So today I'm grateful for RUNNING WATER AND FLUSHING TOILETS! 😂🙌🏽💦
I'm grateful for Sylvia.
I'm grateful for the inspector who came out on a Sunday.
I'm grateful for the crew who showed up this morning and said, “We will take care of you.”
And most of all…
I'M GRATEFUL TO GOD. ❤️🙏🏽
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