Hearing the Voice of God

If only every young person in America could spend one day on patrol with a policeman. . . . But maybe this message by Tom Harmon will suffice. With sobering realism he warns of the consequences of one wrong choice. One drink. One thought. One wordly tune.

Our adversary may be a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour, but we are promised that when we stand and resist, he will flee from us. Our will to fight is one of the most powerful weapons we can use against our enemy.

Temptation is a whole lot less of a threat when its whole process is broken down into parts and identified in its early stages. And who would be better able to expose the hidden end of temptations than a veteran police officer?

"But He giveth more grace"! Drawing from the enthusiasm of James, Peter and Paul, Tom Harmon delivers a fresh reminder of exactly where grace comes from. We are mortal human beings. Our need for the power of God is great—We need grace that is greater than all our sin.