The Domino EffectMuestra

You have to admire Paul’s life. He gets thrown on a ship with shackles on his feet, and the ship crashes at sea. Paul knows how to survive. He has the wisdom of God on his side. He has a crucial decision to make. Should he fend for himself? Maybe escape? Or stay and continue to submit to the people guarding him. Of course, you know what he did! He stayed. He encouraged. He led. He served. And all the men made it safe to land.

At times of trouble, I usually spend way more time focusing on me, rather than on other people. When I am down and out, I usually think I need special treatment and tend to become more selfish. No matter what the situation or circumstance, Paul ALWAYS put other people in front of himself.