One of the world's greatest pianists was told he could never become competent on the piano because the middle fingers of his hands were too short. In spite of this handicap, for decades Ignace Ian Paderewski stunned the world with his amazing talents. Paderewski had started his piano lessons at age six, and even when his teacher discouraged him, he refused to give up. He also became one of Poland's most beloved sons, who was largely responsible for that nation again becoming independent at the end of World War I. Difficulty never stopped this amazing man. James reminds us "Anyone who meets a testing challenge head-on and manages to stick it out is mighty fortunate. For such persons loyally in love with God, the reward is life and more life" (James 1, The Message). |
Friday, January 11, 2019
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