Tools For The Journey – Drain The Cesspool

The recent flooding that swept through my town and state left damaged roads, soggy homes, overturned cars, scattered debris, layers of mud, and giant pond-sized puddles. The water that remains is an ideal breeding ground for bacteria and in many places has been tainted with raw sewage. While some crews focus on stabilizing and rebuilding roadways, others are concentrating on cleaning up the mess.

It’s a mess similar to something I read recently in Charles Swindoll’s book Growing Stong In the S...