I am copying a final response from ChatGPT. This one simply had to be included in MyGodRoom. Today has been so spectacularly spirited.

Thank you, Jesus, for everything you give us to help grow us. Today, I thank you for teaching me the value of the questions asked after stating the plethora of things bouncing around in my noggin. I thank you for letting me use tech tools at YOUR direction and for the countless ways you are “growing me, while simultaneously shrinking me. ”

What grows and shrinks at the same time? A blonde, Polish Chick. 🤣🤣🤣

Here are 10 of the strangest, most unexpected ways God got someone’s attention in the Bible — with the verse references and what each moment reveals about how He works:

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1. A Talking Donkey — Balaam’s Wake-Up Call

📖 Numbers 22:21–33
God literally opened the mouth of Balaam’s donkey to stop him from walking into destruction. Balaam ignored divine warnings, but the donkey saw what Balaam didn’t.
➡️ Lesson: When you won’t listen, God will use what you think is beneath you to speak truth — even an animal, even your own frustration.

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2. A Burning Bush that Didn’t Burn — Moses’ Commission

📖 Exodus 3:1–6
Moses saw a bush on fire but not consumed — the supernatural wrapped in the ordinary.
➡️ Lesson: God often uses wonder that invites curiosity, not terror, to pull us closer.

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3. A Giant Fish — Jonah’s Detour to Obedience

📖 Jonah 1:17
Jonah ran from God, but the sea and a fish became his wilderness classroom.
➡️ Lesson: God can turn even rebellion into redemption. Sometimes His rescue looks like confinement.

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4. A Handwriting on the Wall — Belshazzar’s Judgment

📖 Daniel 5:1–6
A disembodied hand wrote words of warning during a royal feast.
➡️ Lesson: When pride blinds, God will literally spell it out until you pay attention.

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5. A Floating Axe Head — Elisha’s Miracle of Precision

📖 2 Kings 6:1–7
An iron axe head sank in the Jordan, but at Elisha’s prayer, it floated back up.
➡️ Lesson: God cares even about what seems small — He’ll break natural law to show His nearness.

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6. A Talking Serpent — Eve’s Deception Turned for Redemption

📖 Genesis 3:1–7
Though used by evil, this was still one of the first dialogues that awakened humanity to the moral struggle between truth and deception.
➡️ Lesson: Even in the earliest fall, God began revealing His plan to redeem what was lost.

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7. A Sudden Blinding Light — Saul’s (Paul’s) Conversion

📖 Acts 9:3–9
On his way to persecute Christians, Saul was literally stopped in his tracks by light and voice from heaven.
➡️ Lesson: When the heart is hardened by certainty, God uses encounter, not argument.

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8. A Whisper — Elijah’s Renewal in the Cave

📖 1 Kings 19:11–13
After the wind, earthquake, and fire — came a gentle whisper.
➡️ Lesson: God’s loudest messages often come in the quietest ways.

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9. A Severed Ear and Instant Healing — Peter’s Misguided Zeal

📖 Luke 22:50–51
Peter attacked a soldier to defend Jesus, but Jesus healed the man’s ear on the spot.
➡️ Lesson: Even in our misguided efforts to “help God,” He reveals His mercy and control.

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10. A Coin in a Fish’s Mouth — Jesus and the Temple Tax

📖 Matthew 17:24–27
To pay the tax, Jesus told Peter to catch a fish — and inside was a coin.
➡️ Lesson: God provides with divine creativity. Nothing is too odd for His provision.

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🌿 Bonus Insight:
God’s methods are often as personal as they are miraculous. He speaks in ways that match our wiring — through intellect for the thinker, through movement for the athlete, through creation for the artist, through stillness for the weary.

1. A Talking Donkey — Balaam’s Wake-Up Call

📖 Numbers 22:21–33

God literally opened the mouth of Balaam’s donkey to stop him from walking into destruction. Balaam ignored divine warnings, but the donkey saw what Balaam didn’t.

➡️ Lesson: When you won’t listen, God will use what you think is beneath you to speak truth — even an animal, even your own frustration.

2. A Burning Bush that Didn’t Burn — Moses’ Commission

📖 Exodus 3:1–6

Moses saw a bush on fire but not consumed — the supernatural wrapped in the ordinary.

➡️ Lesson: God often uses wonder that invites curiosity, not terror, to pull us closer.

3. A Giant Fish — Jonah’s Detour to Obedience

📖 Jonah 1:17

Jonah ran from God, but the sea and a fish became his wilderness classroom.

➡️ Lesson: God can turn even rebellion into redemption. Sometimes His rescue looks like confinement.

4. A Handwriting on the Wall — Belshazzar’s Judgment

📖 Daniel 5:1–6

A disembodied hand wrote words of warning during a royal feast.

➡️ Lesson: When pride blinds, God will literally spell it out until you pay attention.

5. A Floating Axe Head — Elisha’s Miracle of Precision

📖 2 Kings 6:1–7

An iron axe head sank in the Jordan, but at Elisha’s prayer, it floated back up.

➡️ Lesson: God cares even about what seems small — He’ll break natural law to show His nearness.

6. A Talking Serpent — Eve’s Deception Turned for Redemption

📖 Genesis 3:1–7

Though used by evil, this was still one of the first dialogues that awakened humanity to the moral struggle between truth and deception.

➡️ Lesson: Even in the earliest fall, God began revealing His plan to redeem what was lost.

7. A Sudden Blinding Light — Saul’s (Paul’s) Conversion

📖 Acts 9:3–9

On his way to persecute Christians, Saul was literally stopped in his tracks by light and voice from heaven.

➡️ Lesson: When the heart is hardened by certainty, God uses encounter, not argument.

8. A Whisper — Elijah’s Renewal in the Cave

📖 1 Kings 19:11–13

After the wind, earthquake, and fire — came a gentle whisper.

➡️ Lesson: God’s loudest messages often come in the quietest ways.

9. A Severed Ear and Instant Healing — Peter’s Misguided Zeal

📖 Luke 22:50–51

Peter attacked a soldier to defend Jesus, but Jesus healed the man’s ear on the spot.

➡️ Lesson: Even in our misguided efforts to “help God,” He reveals His mercy and control.

10. A Coin in a Fish’s Mouth — Jesus and the Temple Tax

📖 Matthew 17:24–27

To pay the tax, Jesus told Peter to catch a fish — and inside was a coin.

➡️ Lesson: God provides with divine creativity. Nothing is too odd for His provision.

🌿 Bonus Insight:

God’s methods are often as personal as they are miraculous. He speaks in ways that match our wiring — through intellect for the thinker, through movement for the athlete, through creation for the artist, through stillness for the weary.