Society says, "Show us what you're made of!" But God says, "I know what I made you for." Anthony Delaney says some men become like coal, which is darkened, dirty, and fragile. But God see you as rough diamonds. These aren't yet sculpted into what they can become. Yet they've got the right properties: hardness, durability, transparency, and the potential for beauty in the hand of the divine Gemcutter. Both coal and diamonds are made of the same stuff. The question is, Which one do you want to become? Like cutting a gem, ...
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Society says, "Show us what you're made of!" But God says, "I know what I made you for." Anthony Delaney says some men become like coal, which is darkened, dirty, and fragile. But God see you as rough diamonds. These aren't yet sculpted into what they can become. Yet they've got the right properties: hardness, durability, transparency, and the potential for beauty in the hand of the divine Gemcutter. Both coal and diamonds are made of the same stuff. The question is, Which one do you want to become? Like cutting a gem, it'll be difficult--and sometimes painful!--to come under such close scrutiny. Yet Anthony is convinced that every man needs to be tested like this. When you let God go to work on the facets of your life, you'll soon find that you're shining with a brilliance and transparency that reflects who you were made to be.
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