As we finished eating our meal at Bob Evan’s this afternoon, our server came to our table and announced, “Another customer paid your bill.”
My husband and I looked at each other, stunned. The server described the person and his wife, telling us where they had sat. We realized who it was. Our neighbors had been at that table, the same table we saw them at the last time we were there. Only this time Hubby was the one who saw them. My back was to them.
These neighbors were living here when we moved in almost 33 years ago. He worked at the factory with hubby. He has always been a helpful neighbor. He takes care of his wife who is critically ill. The server and the cashier told us this couple eat there every day.
I got to thinking about another bill we have outstanding against us. The debt of sin. Once we give our hearts to the Lord, Jesus pays that bill for us. I wonder if we are as appreciative for Jesus’ paying our debt of sin for us as we should be.
Because Jesus paid the debt for our sins, we are saved from an eternity in hell. There is an old chorus that goes: I had a debt I could not pay;He paid a debt He did not owe.
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Amazing post and awesome testimony! Isn't it wonderful when God shows his love for us in the sweetest ways like this? Wow, this was truly a blessing to hear. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteAnd oh yes, thank God for his love for us by sending Jesus to save us! Thank You Lord!
Have a blessed day,
Kennisha
Hi Quiet Spirit -
ReplyDeleteThis is a great example and reminder of a debt paid.
I think everyone would benefit seeing The Passion of the Christ at least once. Many thought the suffering portrayed was over the top, but I'm sure His suffering was even worse.
Blessings,
Susan :)
Quiet Spirit, thanks so much for visiting my blog today. I always enjoy meeting someone new out in the blogging world. Wonderful message in your post today!
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