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Hoarders. I have
mini size people hoarders who live in my house.
Yikes! They like to keep anything and everything! LOL!
Two of my four girls are the creative type. Therefore, they can look at a piece of trash –
something that I render useless and want to throw away – right away! – and they
will save it. They will get out the
tape, scissors, yarn, glue, colors – and turn that piece of garbage into
something of value to them. They see
usefulness where others may not. They
see a different future where others may not.
They see a purpose where others may not.
What a great quality to have in life! Are you the type of person that sees
something in another person where others may not? Do you judge others’ worth based on what you
see on the outside?
My husband grew up in a home without God. He didn’t go to church – in fact, when he
went to a Baptist church for the first time, he couldn’t believe the man said
Jesus Christ in church. He just thought
it was a curse word his whole life. When
a friend invited him to a youth activity, I am sure there wasn’t much value in
my husband’s life at that time. He
probably just seemed like another punk off the streets – another poor kid in
the ghetto – another teenager that was headed for the system.
But under that exterior was a heart that was turned
toward God. Value. Worth.
Purpose of life. Someone was
willing to take a chance on that seemingly useless life.
And then God took over from there. He worked on that life and molded it through
hardship and unsavory circumstances – into a preacher of His gospel. Into a life now reaching other useless lives
in that same city of Reno, NV.
The challenge is
today – be the type of person to see what others potentially can be and not
what they currently are. Find the
remnants of lives – the discarded ones of seemingly no value – love them – put time
into them – until they are a vessel of beauty, worth and value.
Will you take the
challenge?
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