Come On Man, It's Christmas

I was a driver for a large delivery company whose                                                                                          primary business was with large commercial banks.                                                                              I had every right to park in that commercial parking space.                                                                            I indicated that I needed to park there, but “No!” was on his face. 

I was delivering time-sensitive packages in the Christmas season.                                                                I could tell, without a fight, he was not going to move for any reason;                                                            but in an instance, I considered my schedule, the season, and the man.                                                      I concluded that he was being unreasonable and would never understand. 

What came next could not have occurred by any natural means or wisdom.                                                  But for a moment I felt helpless and stressful, as if caged in an emotional prison. I believe that God gives us The Holy Spirit to help us and angels to serve us. Some 20 years ago, during that Christmas week on that stressful day, I had both to aid me without a fuss. 

I believe that The Holy Spirit and an angel gave me five words that changed everything. As if a light was turned on in his spirit, a mood of pleasantry took possession of his countenance; and he quickly moved when I said to him, “Come on man, It’s Christmas!” 

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