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Years ago, when a coal miner went down into the depths of dark tunnels and shafts, he took with him two things-a lunch pail and a carbide lamp.
At the end of a shift when he got home, the miner put away his lamp and opened up his lunch bucket. From it he would remove two uneaten peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Each day he would eat whatever was packed in his lunch, but would not touch the two peanut butter and jelly sandwiches as long as he was down in the mines.
More so in the old days than today, there was always the threat of a disaster occurring. For this reason, he saved the two sandwiches. It meant hope of survival, something to eat, should he ever become trapped. The miner knew well he must always save something in reserve.
There are two things we must count on. First, prayer is the peanut butter that satisfies our hunger in time of need and the jelly that sweetens our life. Secondly, worshiping in God's house is our spiritual lamp.
Pray daily and attend services frequently. Sandwich them together. They are the mainstays of religious sustenance.
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