
A thirsty child ran into the kitchen. There he saw 2 glasses. The first glass is made of crystal with beautiful carvings. Expensive, but the inside is very dirty and dusty. Next to it was a second glass which was a cheap plastic cup, but it was washed clean. Without thinking the boy immediately took the second glass to drink to quench his thirst. If we feel thirsty and want to drink, which glass will we use? We will definitely like that child by choosing a cheap, but clean glass.Any fancy glass, if it is dirty and dusty inside, becomes useless.
We are “crystal glass”. We are God’s precious possession. That’s why God wants to use us to be His instruments, to channel “living water” to those around us. However, it will be hindered if we are not diligent in cleaning the “dust” that pollutes our hearts and lives.
In order to be used by God, we must live in holiness. Do not let lust pollute and dominate the heart. God asks us to be holy in all aspects of life. Not only at church, but also at work and in the family. Is there any “impurities” that are still stuck in our hearts. The form can be in the form of revenge, anger, destructive passions, evil intentions, or sinful habits that continue to be nurtured.
We must often cleanse our hearts. Keep it pure, so that God can continue to use us as channels of His blessing. If we just become dirty crystal glasses; beautiful but useless. “If a man purifies himself from evil things, he becomes a household item for a noble purpose, he is sanctified, deemed worthy for his master’s use and prepared for every noble work.”








