Yesterday,
I went to Captain D’s to get one of the $4.99 specials. I am working to eat out less or at least with
minimal cost. As I placed my order
through the intercom, the young lady on the other end was very pleasant and
articulate. But I heard something else
in her voice. I guess what I heard was “more”.
When
I got to the window, the conversation went something like this:
Me: How are you today?
Her: I’m fine. And yourself?
Me: I’m doing just fine as well. I have a quick
question. What do you want to be when
you grow up?
Her: I really want to be a bank teller.
Me: That makes a lot of sense. You have awesome customer service. I believe you will do well.
Her: Thank you so much.
After
she gave me my order, I gave her our ministry card. I told her that if she had internet access or
could access it through her cell phone, she could look up our information.
What
I learned from this encounter is the importance of speaking life into someone
else’s dreams - even if it is a stranger. I did not, and still do
not, know the young lady’s situation. However,
I found it important to be obedient to the Spirit, which clearly said, “There’s
more.”
Sometimes,
all it takes is a word of encouragement.
Proverbs 18:21
21 The tongue has the power of life and death,
and those who love it will eat its fruit.
and those who love it will eat its fruit.
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