The Best Days
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“I just don’t understand your thinking. I don’t understand why it always has to be your way or no way. Why is my way so wrong? Why, when I want to do things for me, people tell me that I should pray about it and wonder if it’s what you want for me? This is just wrong! You give us the amazing birthright of choosing for ourselves and when we make a decision that might be selfish because we didn’t go to you first, you punish us. We go to you nine times out of ten, but it’s that one time we get hit for thinking for ourselves. I remember praying to you about my son. I remember asking you to bless us with a child. I remember sitting in this church working with the junior high ministry and helping teens learn about you. I remember seeking you out when Stephanie was in the accident and I begged you to bring her back to me. I put my hope and trust in you, and you spit in my face.”
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Simon Douglas is a good man. He's a smart, honest, and hardworking businessman. He's also a widow. Simon was living the good life, and was about to become a father when his life took a drastic change. Simon now believes that his Best Days are behind him and that there is nothing good to look forward to. One random night out with the guys, changes everything, and Simon will see that our Best Days aren't behind us, they're the ones waiting to be lived.