a shock, not a surprise
It's been said that everyone likes a surprise, no one likes a shock. I found out today that a prospect whom I had visited over Spring Break passed away in a car accident. I spoke with this man for little over fifteen minutes. Did I say the right thing? I don't even know what this man believed.
I never thought that I would be the last contact he had with Abiding Grace, I could have said so much more, but I didn't. It's a fine line between not wanting to be overbearing and still being eager to tell the message. Talking with Alex, "God knows what he's doing."
Man's wisdom is foolishness in God's sight, all we're left with is the faith and trust he's graciously given us. That Hebrew test on Wednesday seems a lot less important now.
I never thought that I would be the last contact he had with Abiding Grace, I could have said so much more, but I didn't. It's a fine line between not wanting to be overbearing and still being eager to tell the message. Talking with Alex, "God knows what he's doing."
Man's wisdom is foolishness in God's sight, all we're left with is the faith and trust he's graciously given us. That Hebrew test on Wednesday seems a lot less important now.