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'Truckdriver'

"What do you do for Christ each day?" A faithful Christian said.
And I replied, "I drive a truck and fill the stores with bread."

He said, "I know of your bread route but that is not the thing.
I mean what do you do each day for Jesus Christ the King?"

I said, "But I believe a man can work in such a way,
That selling bread is work for Christ - a sacrament each day."

Once more the man inquired, "But, sir, If this is not unfair,
What do you do for Christ each day, like witnessing and
prayer?"

I said, "Work is my best witness, and selling bread to them
is like a prayer in Jesus' name. I drive this truck for Him!

 by Perry Tanksley

'Driver's Prayer'

God our Father, you lead Abraham from his home and guarded
him in all his wanderings.
You guided him safely to the destination you had chosen for him.
Be with us now as we travel. Be our safety every mile of the way.
Make us attentive, cautious and concerned about our fellow
travelers.
Make our highways safe and keep us from all danger.
Guide us to our destination for today and may it bring us one
day closer to our final destination with you.
We pray this in Jesus' name.
Amen





'Trucking with the Holy Spirit'

Imagine yourself sitting in the driver seat of a 18 Wheeler.
Try and turn the steering wheel while the truck is motionless.
Impossible.
But, start the truck, put it in gear and start rolling.
Now it becomes easier to steer. The faster you go the easier
it gets.

The Holy Spirit works in the same way.
If you are motionless (not active in the church, not spreading
the gospel, etc.) it is impossible for the Spirit to steer you.
But when you start moving, the Spirit can steer you in the
direction that you should be going.

If you don't know what God has in plan for you, don't wait.
Start doing something, He'll guide you through His Spirit!
And the more you move, the more  He will steer you.
So get going, the Lord needs  you somewhere to do
His work!

"What's your Last Destination?"

    Where were you heading to on your last trip?
Was it Milwaukee, New York, Denver, or Phoenix?
And where will you be heading to your next trip and your
future trips?
As a truck driver your goal is to arrive safely at your
designated point of dispatch.

You can't be sure you will arrive at your destination safely,
but you will use all of your skills to try to attain this goal.
There is one last Destination, however, that you can be sure
of, Heaven or Hell.
It is your choice to make.

Your dispatchers will have no say-so on this trip.
You are your own dispatcher, and can pick your own
destination and lay-over point.

Would you like to layover forever in a place where you will
have no pain, no sorrow, no worries, no trials, no temptations,
and failures, but only peace and happiness forever and ever?

Or do you want to layover in Hell, where you will suffer pain
and agony, heart-break and anguish forever and ever?

The Bible tells us in John 14 that Jesus told His disciples He
was going away to prepare a place for us.
This place, called Heaven, has twelve foundations, golden street,
wall of jasper, gates of pearl, beautiful fruit tree, and a refreshing
river of the water of life flowing through it.
Revelation 21-22

Would you not regret missing a place like this for your
final layover point?
Sure you would! Jesus does not want you to miss this
place either.

He shed His blood and freely gave His life for you, so that
you might have an eternal layover point in Heaven.

Remember, you must get on this highway immediately, for
the Bible says, "...behold, now is the accepted time; behold,
now is the day of salvation."
  2 Corinthians 6:2

As you know, there are certain qualifications you must meet
to become a truck driver.

There are also certain qualifications you must meet to become
a Christian.
Let's travel down the Romans Highway and see what these
qualifications are.

The Romans Road:

  First, you must realize you are a sinner, because Jesus says
He came not to call the righteous but sinners to repentance.

The first stopping place on 'The Romans Highway' is:

"As it is written, There is none righteous, no, not one:"
Romans 3:10

Our next stop is Romans 3:23 which says,
"For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;"

 The 2nd thing you must realize is that salvation is in a Person,
the Lord Jesus Christ.

Romans 5:12 says, "Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into
the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men,
for that all have sinned:"

  Romans 6:23 says, "For the wages of sin is death; but the
gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord."

  Romans 5:8 says, "But God commendeth his love toward us
in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us."

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Scripture is taken from the KJV.