Episode notes
THE PASSWORD THAT APPARENTLY ISN'T YOUR PASSWORD
Hello!
Welcome to Cager’s Coffee Break,
Nothing tests a person's character quite like seeing: INCORRECT PASSWORD. Excuse me? I've used that password approximately 847 times. So, you type it again—slowly. INCORRECT PASSWORD. Now it's personal. You click “Forgot Password,” create a new one, and the computer announces: NEW PASSWORD CANNOT BE THE SAME AS OLD PASSWORD. Oh, so NOW you remember it! Coffee has a memory lesson of its own—not because coffee remembers passwords, thankfully, but because aroma plays a tremendous role in how we experience flavor. What our nose detects contributes significantly to what we perceive when we're enjoying that cup. Sometimes what we remember changes our experience, too. When life becomes difficult, faith invites us to remember who God has already proven Himself to be. Psalm 77:11 says, “I will remember the works of the LORD: surely I will remember thy wonders of old.” When today's circumstances make you wonder where God is, remember yesterday's evidence. Remember the prayer He answered. Remember the door He opened. Remember the strength He gave you when you didn't think you could take another step. Faith isn't pretending today's problem doesn't exist. It's remembering that today's problem hasn't erased God's faithfulness. Now, if only we could remember where we wrote down that new password. Visit Cager’s Coffee Hut at www.cagerscoffeehut.com, and remember to keep brewing kindness one cup at a time.