ئەپەکە بەدەست بهێنەRight From The Heart - Plan Twoنموونە
"BRINGING GOOD OUT OF A BAD SITUATION - PART 2"
In March 1999, a twenty-three-year-old man named Steve Sawyer died of AIDS. Most of you wouldn't know the name, but he shared his story with over 100,000 college students.
He was a hemophiliac, and in the 1980's he contracted the HIV virus through a blood transfusion. For years he was bitter. What could be more unfair? But he accepted Christ as his Savior and Lord in college, and when AIDS took over he realized he had only a short time to live. Steve wanted to tell as many as possible that, through Christ, he had found peace and ultimate victory. He said, "This is what God has given me to do; my calling was to have AIDS, and share the Gospel through AIDS."
Amazing! If you were suffering like him, could you say that? It's the power of the Gospel to bring good out of bad situations. After all, AIDS killed Steve, but Christ overcame death; and now, so has Steve Sawyer.
In March 1999, a twenty-three-year-old man named Steve Sawyer died of AIDS. Most of you wouldn't know the name, but he shared his story with over 100,000 college students.
He was a hemophiliac, and in the 1980's he contracted the HIV virus through a blood transfusion. For years he was bitter. What could be more unfair? But he accepted Christ as his Savior and Lord in college, and when AIDS took over he realized he had only a short time to live. Steve wanted to tell as many as possible that, through Christ, he had found peace and ultimate victory. He said, "This is what God has given me to do; my calling was to have AIDS, and share the Gospel through AIDS."
Amazing! If you were suffering like him, could you say that? It's the power of the Gospel to bring good out of bad situations. After all, AIDS killed Steve, but Christ overcame death; and now, so has Steve Sawyer.
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Short, quick devotions designed to speak to the reality of life in our fast-paced world, and how to find answers through studying the Word. The ultimate answer is always Jesus Christ.
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