Levi Augur, From SMSU

This first time I heard Glen speak was in the fall of 2000. Glen’s mes­sage was about attain­ing a desire for wis­dom. His mes­sage began with a mem­o­rable sto­ry about he and a room­mate acci­den­tal­ly lit his car­pet on fire. This usu­al­ly hap­pens when flam­ma­ble liq­uids and aerosols are sprayed on the car­pets. This thought was for­eign to Glen’s room­mate before he struck the match.

As Glen told his sto­ry, every post-teenage boy in the room, that had ever tak­en a match to aerosol can, played WWF in the back­yard, or licked a pole in win­ter, sat with and atti­tude of under­stand­ing and agree­ment. This was real­ly a fun­ny sto­ry, but the impor­tance was stressed lat­er. Proverb 1:7, “The fear of the Lord is the begin­ning of knowl­edge, but fools despise wis­dom and instruc­tion.” Glen has under­stood the val­ue of wis­dom and has been encour­aged to desire Gods wise instruc­tion. This was evi­dent to me, that Thurs­day night a year and half ago, when I heard his mes­sage.

I spent the next month out­lin­ing Solomon’s teach­ings and instruc­tions laid out for his sons. I can say, because of my rela­tion to Glen through his mes­sage, I was encour­aged to learn the Fear of God. Since then I have learned about obe­di­ence, a right behav­ior, patience, humil­i­ty, dili­gence, and above all love.

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