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Ballam and his donkey

Ballam and his donkey is a story in the book of Numbers 22:21 and talks about how GOD blocks our path sometimes and sometimes we fail to see it, we ignore these signs or sometimes we just don't understand the way things go but its important to remember that God has our best interests at heart and will keep us on the right path.
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