Here in Seattle, it seems like every day I hear on the news
of some fight between drivers during rush hour traffic. People get out of their
cars while stopped at stop signs, bang on car windows of others, start fights,
pull guns and so forth.
Today I was trying to enter into traffic and it seemed like
there was no hope of this happening. Surprisingly, a driver stopped and let me
in and I waved to say thanks and he waved back. Other cars witnessed this action.
It was very simple, polite and easy to do. Why don’t we do this more often?
Years ago in the Philippines, I had a dear friend, but I
would never ride with him if he was driving. As soon as he got behind the
wheel, started the engine and shut the door, his personality changed to one of
anger and aggressiveness.
The characteristic of a Christian, even in traffic, is to
“…put on a heart of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience…”
(Colossians 3:12).
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