On his way to a party, a man passes by a homeless boy who looks hungry. He stops and asks the boy if he would like to come to the party as his guest; however, the boy, feeling his attire wouldn't fit the occasion, rejects the man's offer.
We can allow our pasts to hinder our progress. Like this boy, dirt and all other forms of defilement can make us feel hesitant to attain what is purposed for us. You could be like the prodigal son, sitting in the pig pen of your life, but don't let where you are discourage you from looking toward where you’re going. Get up and believe that where you are is necessary for the place you're about to walk into.
Determined,
Byron Jamal
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