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Slipping Into Darkness

February 21, 2008
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I was a pastor for a lot of years, not any longer. In other words, they used to pay me for being good and now I'm good for nothing. Sorry. At any rate, the hardest part of being a pastor was watching people slip into the darkness. They would be excited to live, standing for Christ, and then you'd turn away for a moment, you'd turn back, and they would be gone. Friend wrote me once, Steve, I'm writing to you because I don't want you to hear it from anybody else. I'm leaving. I just can't do this anymore. I'm not good enough. I wish I could have gotten to her and told her the truth, the truth that nobody's good enough. I don't know what happened to her, so I'm telling you, you hanged up. This thing isn't about your goodness. It's about his goodness, and he's quite fond of you, so don't leave. I'm Steve Brown, a key life network. You think about that. Key life, getting you home with freedom, joy, and faithfulness to Christ.