Whiter Than Snow

A sunny day seems to make any day wonderful.  Not always, but most of the time.  When the sun shines, it warms our outside and our insides. It changes our disposition. We feel good; we look good and life is almost always good. I think part of that is because with the sun out, we can see everything around us. There are no dark shadows that distort our perception of what is just around the next corner. For a person with a ‘sunny’ disposition, like my friend Joyce, every day is wonderful.

Here is a scenario for you. I know about this because I did it last week. Went in to clean the bathroom like usual. Most people with an untrained eye would say, the room looked good. But is it? You and I know that there is nothing out of the ordinary to clean. It’s simple, someone who wants to do it, supplies and time. Mine was the usual day to go about cleaning it. No, not because company was coming because company was not anticipated. The first thing we all do is turn on all the lights if you have more than just the two or three over the sink. We have seven lights. With them all on, you can’t miss a thing. There was nowhere for the dust bunnies or cobwebs to hide with all that light and my reading glasses on.

The same happens to us when the ‘Son’ of God comes into our lives. The dark areas in our lives, the sins if you will, are laid bare when He shows up and there is nothing in all of creation that can cover them up or remove them but the gift of God in Christ, and that cleaner is forgiveness. And when that happen, our Sonny Day is because of Him. When He forgives our sin, the bible tells us we are as white as snow. Have you asked Him for forgiveness? Put on a 'Sonny' disposition.

Something to think about.

Rob