O the bliss of this glorious thought; God wants to pour out His blessing upon His creation. The fact is and the reality of the situation is that man's immorality, godlessness, and lawlessness has prevented the Divine from doing so. As we visualize with our mind's eye events of the past, we can with remarkable accuracy watch the scene unfold like an ongoing drama. The curtain is drawn and the future comes upon us as a wild fire destroying everything in its path. Enemies of Israel call for her destruction. Armies are surrounding Jerusalem. Regardless as to the dismal outlook of some, Friday of Holy Week brought a plumage in a reservoir of hope. The story was not completed when the followers left the sepulcher that Friday evening. The day of rest presented an opportunity for the miracle of the resurrection to be witnessed by them. As the stone shook away from the entry to the tomb, so are we set free from the sins which hold us from joy, love, and peace. When He returns a resurrection will be known around the world. The sky will be opened and the Resurrected Christ will appear as King of Kings.

In our lifetime we have seen the easier wrong chosen over the harder right and individuals struggle to find their way without a moral compass. Don't Forget the Best is an experienced churchman's observation of the church and her message. While warning in prophetic tones the dangers facing the church, Ron encourages the believer by spreading hope and speaks to those with a longing for God. History is a story of God at work in human affairs. Don't Forget the Best contains many illustrations from Ron's congregations which reveal God's people at their best. The message is broken down into 182 devotions - devotions for half a year. Inspired by God, holy men wrote what God spoke and they gave in short order truth that would confront false teachings. The holy writers rebut the agnostics, contradict the atheists, and deny pantheism. Holy men introduced God, explained the earth, and interpreted mankind making clear that God is eternal - He always was and will be.