Yesterday, I gave a practical application in my message to bless three people this week.
Here is an example of when we bless a person with generosity, it may change their life forever.
A police officer in Texas—who wants to remain anonymous-- is gaining attention after he gave a man $100 bill folded in a citation.
Hayden Carlo, 25, was pulled over by Plano police because
he had an expired registration, Fox2Rio.com reported . He said he told the
police officer that he was struggling financially. He said he had to choose
between updating his registration and feeding his kids.Here is an example of when we bless a person with generosity, it may change their life forever.
A police officer in Texas—who wants to remain anonymous-- is gaining attention after he gave a man $100 bill folded in a citation.
Carlo recalled their conversation. He flatly said he
doesn't have an excuse for the expired registration except he can't afford a
new one.
"I don’t have the money," he told the officer.
"It was either feed my kids or get this registration done."
The police officer then handed the driver a citation, but
when Carlo unfolded the paper, he saw a crisp $100 bill.
He said he "broke down" in his car. “What else
can you do?” he asked.
The charitable act would have gone unnoticed, except
Carlo's grandfather was moved to contact the department about the gesture.
Carlo took the money and was able to update both his and
his wife's registration with the money.The officer does not want to be identified. But a department spokesman said he is 43 and has a family. He apparently has a past of doing good deeds at his old post at another police department, The Dallas Morning News reported in an editorial. His coworkers are reportedly planning on honoring him for his generosity.
Please take the 2 minutes to watch the video - the comment from Hayden Carlo near the end is the key to the reason we should bless people.
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