George Muller was a compassionate pastor who founded the George Muller foundation for children in Germany. George was walking on the street one day when he met a little orphan girl named Emily who was out with her little brother. She asked him for a shilling, and walked off. George realized he had seen hundreds of beggar children like Emily on the street, and decided he needed to do something to help them. He felt God tugging at his heartstrings, telling him to help these kids. He decided to start a “Breakfast Club” in which he fed orphans and led them to Christ. The breakfast club soon got so large that the Mullers decided to build an orphanage to meet the massive needs. As children kept pouring in, two more orphanages were soon established.

One day, there wasn’t enough food to go around. George called all the children to the table, and they prayed together. George thanked God for the food that God would provide for them. As soon as they said “amen’” there was a knock at the door. The baker who lived near the Mullers had baked two loaves for them the night before, because God had told her the Mullers needed it. Soon, there was another knock on the door. This time it was the milkman. His cart had broken down right in front of the Muller’s house, and the milk was going to spoil if someone didn’t use it. There was enough milk and bread to go around, and they even had enough milk to put in their tea at teatime. How amazing is that?