PLAYING YOUR PART
Sir Michael Costa was one
of the great orchestra conductors of the 19th century. One day he was leading a rehearsal in which
the orchestra was joined by a great choir. Midway through the session the piccolo player suddenly
stopped. It seemed innocent enough. After all who would miss the tiny piccolo
amidst that great mass of instruments and voices blazing away? All of a sudden Sir Michael halted the entire
orchestra and choir. “Stop! Stop! Where’s
the piccolo? What happened to the
piccolo?”
My friend, you might be
tempted at times to feel just like that piccolo player – weary, unappreciated, unnecessary,
having relatively little to offer. But
don’t dare stop. More than likely someone
you least expect is observing and gleaning from your presence and participation. Most importantly, The Great Conductor is
keenly aware of every note you are playing, regardless of its tiny volume or
seeming unimportance in the symphony of life.
You were born for a reason and for a season. You count.
And the Creator has great expectations!
Sisters
and brothers, be continually blessed, and please (above all else) MAKE SURE YOU
ARE READY TO MEET OUR SOON COMING KING. Maranatha!
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