This story came to me over the Pastors net.
Many may not 'get it', but the message is soon clear.
The Spirit and a Dime
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Several years ago a pastor friend of mine moved to Houston, Texas. Some weeks after he arrived, he had occasion to ride the bus from his home to the down-town area.
When he sat down, he discovered that the
driver had accidentally given him ten cents too much change.

As he considered what to do, there alternately appeared to him little angelic figures sitting on his shoulders and whispering instructions into his ears.

One said, "You better give the dime back. It would be wrong to keep it." On the other shoulder a voice said, "Oh forget it. It's just ten cents. Who would worry about this little amount. Anyway the bus company
already gets too much fare. With their millions every-day they will never miss it. Accept it as a gift from God and keep quiet."

When his stop came he paused momentarily at the front door, and, handing the driver the dime he said, "Here. You handed me too much change."
The driver replied, "Aren't you the new pastor in town? I have been thinking lately about going to church somewhere. I just wanted to see what you would do if I gave you ten cents too much change."

When my friend stepped off the bus he literally grabbed the nearest light pole, and held on, and said, "O God, I almost sold your Son for ten cents."
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Thanks Rosie Nash
The Pastors Smile
A service of MI Communication

Sometimes we think a little thing doesn't matter..... we are wrong.
If we are unfaithful in the little things, how can we be trusted in the great things?

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What is popular is not always right.
What is right is not always popular.
Gerry B.