- Aug 9, 2003
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I think this is the first time that I've practiced an important part of our faith and gotten two important parts accomplished. It's the first time I've noticed it anyway. Prior to my salvation I was a music performance major. The college I attended had given me a decent sized scholarship to attend. The director of the Jazz program was one of the driving forces in that scholarship and another I received later down the line. Which he pulled strings to get for me so I could stay in school. I, at the time, began delving into other things that took away from my studies and caused me to eventually drop out. What those things are aren't important, but let's just say they were destructive to myself and now I realize I treated inconsiderately those who had not only a vested professional interest in my success but also a vested emotional and time interest in my success at school. I found and emailed the professor recently and asked him to forgive me for taking for granted the time and resources that he had put into my potential, I was hoping to get a small response that at least recognized that he had gotten my email. I got more than that. Not only did he forgive me but he went on to say that I had made his day and basically, to sum the long email up, that I had encouraged him in his profession. I was overjoyed. What did God show me? That when you do his commands everything fits neatly together. Not always mind you, but not only had I done my part in asking for this mans forgiveness but I encouraged him in his life as well by taking the time to consider how my poor actions had affected him.
Praise God for the smal lessons that He puts in our paths.
Praise God for the smal lessons that He puts in our paths.
