Ephesians 1:16 (New International Version)
I have not stopped giving thanks for you, remembering you
in my prayers.
In his book, "Stories for Sermons," Arthur
Tonne, tells how a famous organist was giving a recital in an eastern church.
The instrument was not supplied air electrically; it had to be pumped by hand.
A young boy was engaged to do this for the occasion.
Everything was going along fine until the lad put his
head around the side of the organ and whispered, "We are doing pretty
good, aren't we?"
"What do you mean by 'we'?" objected the organist.
A few minutes later, in the midst of a beautiful strain, the organ suddenly
stopped giving out any music. Desperately the organist tried all the stops. No
use.
Then again he saw the head of the boy bob around the
corner, a broad smile on his face. He said, "Now do you know who I mean by
'we'?"
Dear Lord, please help us always remember that I cannot
live a meaningful life alone and I cannot do your work alone. Help us show
appreciation for the things others do. in Jesus' name. Amen."
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