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No one can serve two masters.

You cannot serve God and wealth. Matthew 6:24 Several years ago while sitting around with four men, all of whom were about my age, one of the men noted that all of us had sons who were graduating college and heading out to start their careers.

He looked at all of us and said, “As I watched my son walk across the stage the other day with his diploma in hand I began to wonder what I would be seeing in my son when he is my age and watching his son walk across some stage.

How would I like to describe him? What would he have become? What would his life be like?” One of the other men jumped in and turned it back to him and said, “Well, what did you arrive at? What would you like to say about your son?” “I think I just want to be able to say he has been successful,” he replied. “He is going into marketing and has a good job with a good company.

Who knows in thirty years where that will put him, but I hope he is successful.

If he is then I think he will be happy.” Another opened up to the group, “You guys know what I am thinking.

I would love to say that he has been inducted into the Hall of Fame.

He reports to the Yankees minor league club next week.

I think he has a chance, if he keeps hitting like he has been.

Seriously, if he can just say he played for the Yankees it would make him so happy.” I jumped in next and made some comment about my hope being for my son to say he had been a good father who had done his best to raise good .

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