Reaping a Rich Harvest
So yesterday I was driving home from work and talking to my
husband on the phone. Most of you have
read my devotionals about the issues I have with the drive-thru pharmacy. I don’t think they should call it the
drive-thru; it should really be called the “Stop and Stay Awhile”.
At the end of our conversation he stopped and said, “Would you do
me a favor?” Before he could even say
what the favor was I said, “You need me to go pick up your prescription?” I am
not the only one who has had issues with the pharmacy; it is a close race as to
which one of us has had the worst experience. Between the text messages we receive
from the pharmacy telling us our prescriptions are ready and driving to pick it
up and they aren't, to the wobbly prescription delivery box throwing my
prescription at me and it landing next to my car on the pavement where I can’t get to it; is it
any surprise that I hate picking up prescriptions. Every time I say something to someone about
the issues I have and say I am going to change to another pharmacy; they tell
me the one they use is just as bad. I
guess I should just order the 90 day supply and that way I only have to deal
with this every three months. I have started taking my Kindle with me so I have
something to do while I am sitting in line.
Is it just me or has customer service gone by the wayside? When you have to choose between bad and worse
when dealing with companies; something is definitely wrong. It’s not just
customer service either. We have
forgotten how to be kind and helpful. It
is like the never ending cycle we are all in.
It’s like stepping on the merry-go-round and not being able to get off. Our days are so busy and full that we don’t
have any quiet time to just sit or spend time with God. Is it any wonder that we get aggravated with
the pharmacy and everyone else in our life.
How do I get out of this cycle?
I need to lose myself in God. My
focus should be on Him every day. This means
I live as Jesus did while he was here.
God always does the unexpected when we follow Him. When we follow Him,
He is going to do things in our life that will amaze and astound us and He will help us reap a rich harvest for Him.
Prayer for the Day: Heavenly Father, I am
guilty of forgetting that You provide for my needs. I start buying into the worldly view that if
I work harder, spend more, give up more of my time to worldly pursuits then I
will be successful by the world’s standards.
I know in my heart what I should do. Every person on earth has exactly
the same amount of time in their day. We
can’t make more time, find more time or buy more time. Help me to give up the unimportant things in
my life that keep me from doing Your will and follow You.
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