Today’s Thought “Lost With Little Gas Remaining” G. Ward Psalm 81:11-12 “But my people did not listen to my voice; Israel would not submit to me. So I gave them over to their stubborn hearts, to follow their own counsels.” He was a 25 year old Dominican that made it to the major league (a dream for most young men having grown up with little) and his assignment on an anticipated date in August 1982 as starting pitcher for the Atlanta Braves had him infuriated as he sought to find the stadium while driving on Metropolitan Atlanta’s illustrious Interstate (285). There’s one thing in great frustration in trying to ascertain directions in Atlanta (particularly from a native) and another when there’s a language barrier (as Spanish was preferred). Perez would drive the expanse of the parameter more than twice (the equivalent of 150 miles) with little gas remaining and while some would criticize his reliance on a GPS system, remember it was 1982 (we were still inserting coins at the phone booth). Inviting you to such magnificence in storyline that’s absolutely true, won’t compare to the highway portraying destruction when any refuse Holy God’s guidance by insisting on dreams exercised apart from His prompting. He alone is unmatched in wisdom and Sufficient to make the world and its contents. Is it too difficult for Him to guide your short life, considering others (from thousands of years) have endured under His Mighty Shelter (cf. *2 Cor.6:2)?