Journeys from Here to Eternity

Journeys from Here to EternityLife is a never ending highway of rush hour, bumper to bumper journeys. We turn homeward to heal old wounds, bury our dead, or perhaps rediscover a lost friendship. We revisit our greatest victory and sweat through our most humiliating defeat. We hit the road on a quest for wisdom, to fulfill a dream, right a wrong, or explore the beckoning horizon. We agonize through grief and pain, maybe follow God's path to redeem the evil culture around us. Some

Life is a never-ending highway of rush-hour, bumper-to-bumper journeys. We turn homeward to heal old wounds, bury our dead, or perhaps rediscover a lost friendship. We revisit our greatest victory and sweat through our most humiliating defeat. We hit the road on a quest for wisdom, to fulfill a dream, right a wrong, or explore the beckoning horizon. We agonize through grief and pain, maybe follow God's path to redeem the evil culture around us.

Some of life's journeys produce a pounding pulse and pumping adrenalin. Others are pursued with dread and dragging of feet. Occasionally, we stifle a yawn. Whatever your experiences, life is a journey of constant movement; sometimes slow and serene, sometimes a blinding blur. But always, movement.

The Bible is full of women and men who found life to be one journey after another. And their experiences point the way to bedrock beneath our daily shifting sands. JOURNEYS FROM HERE TO ETERNITY tells 21 stories of Bible characters (some well-known, some not so much). Their life journeys teach us compelling stories for our own journeys. What journey are you on right now? Is it thrilling, terrifying, agonizing, or confusing? Where will your next journey go? Long ago, God mapped the route you travel today. He charted your path. He knows every pothole. He is eager to go with you where your road will lead, even if you have followed rabbit trails along the way. He is, after all, the God of Plan B.

Is God your co-pilot? Rather, are you His co-pilot? One of humankind's most challenging exercises is to take your hands off the controls and let Him fly.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr. Curtis Alexander spent forty years pastoring in Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Washington states. His D.Min was earned at Bethel Seminary, St. Paul MN. He also ministered as an editor of his denominational magazine, a professor of comparative religions, interpersonal and speech communication and various Bible and theology subjects at undergraduate and seminary levels. He finished his ministry as Academic Dean at Covenant Bible Seminary in suburban Tacoma, WA.

You may also contact Dr. Curtis at Leadership Speakers Bureau to schedule him for speaking or leadership engagements.