A few years ago, Kathy and I bought a 2012 Hyundai
Accent. It was a used car, but
nice. As a matter of fact, my niece
said, “I don’t mean to be ugly, Uncle Gerald, but I never thought that you
would have such a nice car!” And she was
right! The salesman at the dealership in
Cartersville told me that I needed an insurance rider. He said that when I drove the car off the
lot, it depreciated $2,000 immediately, and if I got into an accident on the
way home, my insurance would need a supplement to replace my car. It was a used car salesman tactic, but true
nonetheless. Hey, most things in life
wear out and deteriorate over time. I
eventually sold my “nice” car for junk (after it was wrecked). Hey, don’t put your heart into “things” that
will not last. Jesus said in Matthew
16:26, “For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose
his own soul? or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?” Hey, you would be wise to seek God
first. Because your soul and your
heavenly Father will last forever and forever.
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