A few years ago, there was a house fire not far from here — I want you to picture it with me. Smoke alarm goes off at 2 a.m. Everyone's scrambling. And in situations like that, firefighters will tell you the most dangerous moment isn't running toward the flames — it's the panic that hits a person trapped inside who believes no one is coming. That's the real fear in any fire. It is not just the heat. It's the aloneness. It's the thought: nobody sees this, nobody's with me in this, I'm going to … [Read more...] about God in the Fire

