Monday, March 30, 2009



Today's cherished Nugget from guest blogger Pastor Bill.

An Arabian princess was once presented by her teacher with an ivory casket, not to be opened until a year had passed. The time, impatiently waited for, came at last, and with trembling haste she unlocked the treasure; and behold—on the satin linings lay a shroud of rust; the form of something beautiful, but the beauty gone.

A slip of parchment contained these words: “Dear pupil, learn a lesson in your life. This trinket, when enclosed, had upon it only a spot of rust; by neglect it has become the useless thing you now behold, only a blot on its pure surroundings. So a little stain on your character will, by inattention and neglect, mar a bright and useful life, and in time leave only the dark shadow of what might have been. Place herein a jewel of gold, and after many years you will find it still as sparkling as ever. So with yourself; treasure up only the pure, the good, and you will be an ornament to society, and a source of true pleasure to yourself and your friends.”

Purity in thought words and deed are important. a small flaw can devalue the whole thing.
Galatians 5:9 reminds us, “A little leaven leaveneth the whole lump.”
May we be alert to the devil’s methods seeking to bring us into a cankerous relationship with the world.

May God bless and keep you today.

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Blogger jhthompson said...

good advice....thanks

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