Ken Lass reflects on how a 30-year-old sled serves as a good reminder that adversity can strike anytime, anywhere without warning, which is why it’s important to be prepare ahead of time.
Christians tend to have a network of social support, an optimistic attitude, better role models and a sense of purpose in life — God is the Great Physician after all, Ken Lass says.
In a world growing increasingly secular, believers who make moral decisions may be ridiculed and called prudish, old-fashioned, holier-than-thou, arrogant or condescending. Be strong and courageous anyway, Ken Lass encourages.
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