By: Donald V. Watkins
Copyrighted and Published on March 29, 2024
My readers know that I am a spiritual person who comes from an America family that has served millions of the “least of these my brethren” since the 1830s.
Along the way, the Watkins family has experienced the joy of sharing the many gifts God has conferred upon us with humanity around the world.
Our five-generation focus on serving the “least of these my brethren” has exposed our family to happiness and fulfillment that very few people will ever know or experience.
In 2013, we resumed our family's 1930s-era media role on “truth telling” as another added dimension of our service to humanity.
In January 2024, God made it abundantly clear to the Watkins family that He places a premium on serving the “least of these my brethren” and “truth telling” on subjects that make those who serve in today's “Pharaoh” positions very uncomfortable.
During the first two weeks of January 2024, God delivered two miracles to the Watkins family. The first miracle occurred in the field of medicine. The second one occurred in the world of international business.
Considering our family’s vast, multi-generational contributions in the field of medicine, I thought I had seen just about all of God’s medical miracles. I was wrong.
In early January 2024, God delivered a miracle within our family that made two things crystal clear: (a) only God could perform this miracle, and (b) the remarkable outcome was obtained in a way that only God could deliver it.
The second miracle occurred within a week after the first one. God used a cataclysmic alignment of the cosmic universe of international business to lift us above the wrecking ball and debris field of Alabama-style Old South racism.
God wanted the Watkins family to know that only one force in the universe could perform these two miracles, and that force is Him.
As we approach this Easter Weekend, what the Watkins family knows for sure is this: Whenever we serve the “least of these my brethren,” we are serving God. He appreciates our service to humanity. From time to time, God shows us in deeply personal ways just how much He appreciates our service to the “least of these my brethren” in a troubled world.