The approaching New Year always reminds us to take personal inventory of how we are doing. Our cars have warning lights that give us a heads up about pending problems and let us know how they are doing. You are invited to join us and answer the question, “If I were a car what warning lights might be showing?” Is my battery low, am I getting too hot about too little? Am I deflated and need to be refilled? Has my vision become blurred and my washer fluid exhausted? And we consider these questions knowing we have a great God who is driven by His love for us to give us what we need to do and be His people.
If I were a car...
December 31, 2023 • Mike Waldrop • Psalm 139:1–6
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