A
friend from an impoverished nation was visiting and wanted to buy hair shampoo.
In his home country, he had limited choices, so when faced with shelf after
shelf displaying dozens of brands, it was overwhelming. He left the store
confused and without shampoo. Navigating through affluence can be as distressing
as dealing with poverty, since an increase of choices does nothing to teach us
to choose wisely. Lord God, deliver me from the constant pursuit of more
choices. Teach me the joys of simplicity, discernment and humility. Help me to
choose what is right over what is available.
A DAILY BLOG OF SPIRITUAL INSIGHTS FROM THE MORNING PRAYERS OF DANIEL WILLIAMS
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