Spare Change

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Monday Morning Coffee©️

Happy Monday people!
We all have coins scattered in various drawers at home. Too heavy to carry and rarely needed in our almost cashless society.

Now imagine standing in front of a coins-only pay machine in the station car park on a cold morning. You scramble in your wallet for coins, your freezing hands count all you have but you are short by ten pence!

You see your train approaching in the distance, you have not only missed your train but also that job interview! Now a mere ten pence stands between you and destiny!

In the same way that relationship we deem irrelevant today is one that we may need to move us to our next level.

When there is conflict always keep the door of reconciliation open. Never say never! ….Even the prodigal son came home!

Spare change is still money.

By Yetty Iriah
Monday Morning Coffee©️2019

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Hello! my name is Yetunde Iriah, my close friends call me “Yetty.” I started this blog in November 2015, a difficult time in my life. I prefer to say that I stumbled into it as I was journaling one Monday morning when the name ‘Monday Morning Coffee’ just jumped out at me! Monday Morning Coffee is a God-inspired collection of lighthearted reflective messages to start off your busy week ahead, and it has been an absolute pleasure to serve my steaming hot ‘Monday Morning Coffee’ to friends like you all over the world.every week via Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp and LinkedIn. Aside from blogging, my passion in life is to encourage others to live out their dreams and fulfil their purpose in Christ. I am a Child Psychiatrist by profession, I am married to Paul Iriah and have four lovely children. My hobbies are blogging, baking and sewing. Please feel free to read my blog and leave your comments. If you have been inspired please share on any of the social media platforms. Thank you

One thought on “Spare Change”

  1. Spare change we don’t think we would ever have need of! What a wonderful analogy. But then again it reminds me of the bible admonishing us to be at peace with all men.
    It does not categorize those we should be at peace with.
    If we therefore keep the door of reconcilliaton open open it will be s lot easybto achieve.
    Thanks do much for using this simple everyday analogy to drive home this very important fact.

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