I have questions. Quite a few lately and as time passes even more arise. Being my age leaves one to think of the end of life. Let’s face it. There are a lot less days ahead that behind.

I’ve written one hundred forty pages of my autobiography with the slant on how God has allowed me to live and how He has directed my paths despite which one I took. At my age now 20/20 hindsight surely makes one wish to go back and change some situations.

I think my biggest decision was to accept Jesus as my Savior. From that day on I tried every thing in life I could that would have aborted many things. God however knows far more than I and and He has seen to it that the paths I took always let to the same destination.

So here I am at seventy three years old right in the middle of where He wants me. I sit here typing of His love for me. I have never felt more secure in God’s grace than I do now. I have found the simplicity of His love and the way He shows it. It’s personal to me, yet it’s for every one of us.

Don’t let this gift of God’s love through His sacrificing His Son on a cross get past you without realizing and confessing the power in it. He isn’t mad at you and He doesn’t want to send you to darkness forever. He has given you the opportunity to enter eternal light and blessing. The Old Testament God was viewed under the Law of Sin and Death. The New Testament is the view of God in mercy and grace. God isn’t mad at you. His hand is extended to you to give you the gift that will keep on giving forever.