True and False Grace

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.

What is your driving force in life? The answer to this question has the power to dictate your thoughts, actions, and future. For Samson, strength became the impetus that led to great accomplishments, but also greater ruin. Solomon, in his pursuit for pleasure, only found emptiness and futility.

You and I CAN be close to God. It is the promise of James 4:8: "Draw nigh to God, and He will draw nigh to you.…" Just knowing that it is possible is only one of the major incentives Tom Harmon shares here. Drawing means to pull forward in a continual, gradual, unhurried way.

Who will care for the souls of non-believers but believers? Believers who know the light of the glorious Gospel of Christ. Believers who know the stirring of the Spirit. Believers who are mature.