Fellowship with Christ

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The president of one of the largest banks of New York City said that after he had served for several years as an office boy in the bank, the then president called him into his office one day and said, “I want you to come into my office and be with me.” The young man replied, “But what do you want me to do?” “Never mind that,” said the president; “you will learn about that soon. I just want you to be in here with me.” “That was the most memorable moment of my life,” said the great banker. “Being with that man made me all that I am today.” What must the disciples have received by being with Jesus?

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