Jason Roeder

I’m in Florida for a week. I have nothing to report from my flight except for the fact that the previous passenger in my seat had given up on the sudoku in the back of Sky Magazine after just one 7. Also, the woman behind me might have smothered her baby.

Anyway, on the ride home from the airport, I saw a Yield sign suction-cupped to the window of an SUV (yep, still). The sign read “Jesus on Board.” I saw those everywhere as a kid, but having spent the past 18 years up north among secular humanists who sodomize lattes all day, it was a little startling. But I was reminded of this inspirational story. Do you know it? It’s about the motorist who always felt comforted by having Jesus driving in the lane next to him. But strangely, when times got tough, there was just one set of tire tracks. Where was Jesus when he was needed most? Jesus explains:

“I would never leave you during your times of trial and suffering. When you see only one set of tire tracks, it was then that you were carpooling with me.” 

Posted December 16th, 2008 | Comments are open