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by Travis C. Jennings (Author), John Eckhardt (Foreword by)
Someone may be sinking in the stress and the worry of life, but here comes the Lifeguard. Others may be overwhelmed by sin and distress-- make way for the Lifeguard The Lifeguard is here to save you, to float you back to dry land, and even to resuscitate you--so you can begin again, live again, and hope again. When life hurts and dreams fade, you can hope again It is the lifeguard's duty to watch and to keep order at the water. He remains on post with his ears and eyes sensitive to the faintest cry for help. Many believe that their situation may be too far gone or out of control, like they have drifted too far away from the shores of the beach and too far out of the reach of the lifeguard. But today I am here to declare that it is not God's will that anyone should drown in his or her poverty. It is not God's will that anyone should drown in his perversion. It is not God's will that anyone should drown in her pain or even his pessimism. The divine Lifeguard comes to give you life today and to give you life more abundantly. Although the lifeguard is skilled at saving lives, he must receive total cooperation and trust on the victim's part in order to ensure a successful rescue process. What's standing in the way of your full cooperation? What's standing in the way of your total trust? I have come to give an announcement. This is the season that you're going to allow help to help. Now that help is here, this is the time for your divine rescue. Although it may be hard for a water victim to cry out "help," the Lifeguard is alert and sees the struggle. Help is closer than you think.
