I took the kids to the dentist today. While we were waiting, I heard the gal at the desk talking about all the dental work another family needed -- 4 girls, all needing tons of it done, and quite expensively at that. I just kept thinking, man if we have to do dental work the rest of the year, we're up a creek because our flex spend is gone after having the baby.
So we went back and both kids are cavity free. YAY!!
As we left, a thought came to my mind. "This is one of the blessings from paying your tithing."
I'm not saying that other family didn't pay theirs (they are LDS), but that this specifically is a blessing we had this dentist visit because we'd paid ours.
We'll see how things look next week for the husband and I. I have a couple of sensitive teeth, so while I hope I won't have to have anything done, I'm not counting on it.
But I'll still pay my tithing.
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who has that thought go through their mind when they realize the hardships they could be having but aren't. I totally agree that the blessings of paying tithing are tailored to the needs of the payers, as with your dentist visit in this situation. Good stuff, isn't it?
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