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A young boy spent many hours building a little sailboat, crafting it down to the finest detail. He then took it to a nearby river to sail it. When he put it in the water, however, it moved away from him very quickly, and though he chased it along the bank, he couldn’t keep up with it. The strong wind and current carried the boat away and the heartbroken boy. Knew how hard he would have to work to build another sailboat. Well, further down the river, a man found the little boat, took it to town, and sold it to a shopkeeper. Later that day, as the boy was walking through town, he noticed the boat in a store window. Entering the store, he told the owner that the boat belonged to him and had had his own little marks on it, but he couldn’t prove to the shopkeeper that the boat was his. The man told him the only way he could get the boat was to buy it. The boy wanted it back so badly that he did exactly that. As he took the boat from the hand of the shopkeeper, he looked at it and said, little boat, you’re twice mine. I made you and I bought you. In the same way we are twice Gods. Our Father in Heaven both created us and paid a great price for us with the blood of His Son we have been redeemed and reunited with God through the Savior. Jesus Christ gave his life to get us back. Yet so often we show such little gratitude for what He has done for us today. Let Him know how much you love Him. God bless you, Captain Ken Chapman.
