Say goodbye to the old, broken furnace.....in a few short hours it will be gone! And take a good look at the laundry room. It will never be this clean again. :-)
Thursday, December 3, 2009
New Furnace Is Coming!!!!
The long awaited new furnace is going to be installed in the morning! We are SO grateful and excited and happy and thankful and humbled. And did I say excited? Are any of you familiar with that old chorus that says, "God will make a way, when there seems to be no way."? When we literally could not afford to buy a furnace, God provided a way through a loan offered us by dear friends. We are beyond grateful.
Say goodbye to the old, broken furnace.....in a few short hours it will be gone! And take a good look at the laundry room. It will never be this clean again. :-)
Say goodbye to the old, broken furnace.....in a few short hours it will be gone! And take a good look at the laundry room. It will never be this clean again. :-)
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This means nothing without a "before." We all want a before photo. :-)
pam - i'm so excited for you guys. i thought of you FIRST THING this morning as i got out from under the cozy covers and walked across the very.cold.floor.
i'm asking God that the installation is glitch-free!
We got a new furnace recently and a new water heater a few weeks ago. The difference is amazing. I'm so grateful for warm air and warm water and a quiet furnace that doesn't wake me up at 5 am every day. Who needs vacations?? We have warmth.
i thot of you guys tonight while our power was out for 2 hours. the house got very chilly very quickly.
i'm so happy you are warm tonight!
So happy for y'all!!! I love your testimony of God's providing a way. That blesses my heart as I look to Him to provide for our family as well.
Enjoy!
Blessings
Leslie
That was so nice of your friends to offer their help when you needed it. How is the furnace after being in service for a few years? I hope it’s still as efficient as when you first use it. Furnaces tend to last for decades when maintained properly.
Richard Quicke @ Sauer HVAC
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