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- About the Author
We cant stand face to face with Jesus as he was able to do, but let me tell you, friends, we can talk to Christ as though He were in the room. Im referring to prayer. Maybe you think praying is just for preachers, but I assure you its not. God wants to hear from each and every one of you. First, He wants to hear you pray and give yourself to Him, or as Jesus said to be born again, as we must do if we want to have eternal life. Then He wants to hear you praise Him and share your every need.
Im going to close with my favorite verses in all of Scripture, and they are in the same passage we are in today. John 3:16 and 17 say, For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through him might be saved.
If there is any doubt in your mind as to what those verses mean, please come and see me. Dont let another day pass without settling your eternity. You can know this Jesus Christ as your own personal Lord and Savior.
The congregation was dismissed with a song and then a brief prayer. Sean and Charlie stood and moved toward the door of the church. Sean was unsure what type of welcome he would receive, and afraid that if Charlie saw him rebuffed it would only confirm her belief that some of these people were hypocrites. Sean knew from firsthand experience that born-again Christians were not perfect, and he understood that they might be quite hesitant to associate with a convicted bank robber.
Sean convinced himself that leaving quickly was the best answer to protecting his wifes feelings. They were halfway to the buggy when Duncan called out. Sean and Charlie both turned to see Visalias sheriff and his wife approaching, each wearing huge smiles of welcome.
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Its great to see you here, Sean. Duncan spoke softy while Lora took Charlie over to meet her daughter and grandson.
Its great to be here, Sean cheerfully replied, grabbing Duncans hand.
How are things going at home and in the livery?
Unbelievably. Charlotte treats me like a king.
Duncan nodded. I knew you would do well together. Im sure youve caught on that her growing-up years were not easy.
She doesnt share much, but its obvious.
Have you had a chance to talk about spiritual things?
Not really. I mean, shes somewhat open when we talk, but I think shes afraid to ask too many questions; fearful of intruding into my past. And Im wary of pushing her and saying too much.
I can understand that. Well keep praying, Sean.