Day 80
Say you were born with a 30% unilateral (one-sided) hearing loss . . . would it really be a loss if you never had it to begin with? Or is the term “loss” used in relation to the hearing acuity of normal persons? Would a better term be “hearing deficit”?
Such are the deep philosophical questions that haunt the speech path graduate student nearing the end of the semester.
Onward.
“God never made a promise that was too good to be true.” -D.L. Moody
We live in a time where incredulity reigns and “there’s no such thing as a free lunch”. So when one hears that God has promised a salvation that is entirely free to anyone who trusts in Jesus Christ’s death in their place and his resurrection, it sounds way too good to be true.
But all God’s promises are true, as true as himself. Jesus, who is God, proclaimed that he is The Truth. You can’t get any truer than that, so why not trust this wonderfully good, but not-too-good-to-be true promise today?
Made for Eternity 
Great quote. I like that.