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Easily overlooked

Is there anyone on the edges of your life that you are not really valuing, someone you think is o.k. but nothing special?  A year ago I thought like that and helped out someone in trouble.  Since then I have found that person to be a little goldmine,and spiritual comforter.  I'm beginning to think I am getting more spiritual help from her than she does from me.  So look out for someone like that in your life or you will be missing out too. What this world thinks of someone is not their true value.  the world thinks education and wealth are the things that matter, but what really matters is a person's walk with Jesus.  Someone who can cope and cope well when the world walks out on them is someone worth knowing. When the Lord guided me to help my friend He knew that it would be beneficial to both of us. At the time I guess I thought I was the magnanimous benefactor!!!  But my Lord knew better. Who are you missing out on?

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