This is for any woman in the middle of a marital crisis. What I learned may keep you from doing everything humanly possible and nothing divinely possible.

What I’m addressing here isn’t beer, smoking, or clubs, because externals don’t save people; Jesus does. I’m addressing the fact that Kid Rock said he didn’t get saved. Just so there’s no taking what he said out of context, he followed it up by saying he feels like he’s always been right with God.

I’m not implying that COVID began some invisible clock ticking or that it marks an identifiable point prophetically. What I’m saying is that somewhere along the line, as the world navigated the pandemic, it became clear that this world isn’t returning to what we consider normal.

Much of the popular preaching and teaching about God in our day portrays him as a soft, mild-mannered Shepherd who doesn’t see our sins through holy eyes but winks at them instead.

I cannot get my mind wrapped around Christians today who think this life, this earth, and this daily existence is the pinnacle of joy.

If there is a question which all history, present time, and eternity hinge on, this is the question. This is the most important question in the universe. I believe this one question and how each of us answers it, will decide our eternal destiny. Even today, Jesus asks each of us the same question, “But who do you say I am?”