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We need to see all of our seemingly urgent concerns in light of the incomparable gift of God?s gracious forgiveness secured for us by the life and death of Christ.
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Christina L Turner –
My illustration of looking at the eternal. When my first husband was killed in a car wreck, the ambulance driver assured me that he dies instantly and that he probably felt no pain. I responded “Who cares! Even if he had lain there for hours in excruciating pain, what would that matter the moment that he was in God’s presence? Would he care at all once in heaven how long or how much pain he was in?”