Well, I'm pretty sure God sent my spouse to me. He (my spouse) didn't just turn up one day; he showed up in a writing class I was taking, and I wasn't too wild about him at first. So I never considered it was God at work.
Well, he (future spouse) called me at home one day to talk about a story I'd written for the class, and so we talked about it some, and it struck me as a very odd sort of conversation--not really critiquing the story, but not really talking about anything else. The next day, he called me again, and said, "I'd like to talk to you, but I want to talk to you in person, not over the phone. Can I come over?" I said okay, we hung up, and I sort of shook the phone to see if any weirdness would fall out of it. He came over, and apologized for the phone call about the story the day before, and then said, "I'd rather have a conversation with you than do anything else." Since I've always regarded myself as the human equivalent of gooseberry ripple ice cream (some people may like it, but it'll never be popular), I was more or less gobsmacked by this revelation.
Add to this, I was unemployed at the time, looking for jobs in 2 different states, didn't know if I'd be moving out of the state in 2 weeks or 2 months, and knew I would have to take whatever job was offered where ever it was.
I had a dog at the time, a Harrier hound with a delicate digestive tract. This dog was a rescue, shy around people, especially men. But he adored this guy, and the guy was good to him. The delicate digestive tract is important, because every so often, the dog would just barf for no apparent reason. First time future spouse came over to my house, the dog threw up on his feet. I knew this guy was a keeper when he just thanked the dog for the present, took off his shoes, located the paper towels in the kitchen, and cleaned the shoes off himself, without hysterics. He even came back, and still treated the dog kindly, though he did learn to take the pre-barf "herks" seriously, and got out of the way.
I did end up with a great job in the same city, so we dated for 5 years, then got married. We still have dogs, too.