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Trivializing God
An old fable tells of a poor, frozen peddler in Warsaw whom the angels begged God to bless—so God brought the man to Heaven and offered him anything. But the peddler, small in heart and vision, could imagine nothing greater than a hot coffee and a doughnut. His request embarrassed the angels because it revealed the deeper problem: he trivialized God because he himself thought trivially. We often fall into the same trap, forgetting that we come not to a village merchant but to a King. As John Newton wrote, “Large petitions with thee bring… none can ever ask too much.” Christ Himself commands…
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