C'est le Guerre

How many of us have one of those faces? You know the kind of face that says to total strangers "come and tell me all about it?" They just start talking to you in the grocery store checkout line about great emotional hurts and hassles they have, are having and anticipate suffering in the future. They're at the job bending your ear, before, during and after work. And offer to call you later, "if you're not too busy." They're at the church before, during and after service, laying in wait...
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How many of us have one of those faces? You know the kind of face that says to total strangers "come and tell me all about it?" They just start talking to you in the grocery store checkout line about great emotional hurts and hassles they have, are having and anticipate suffering in the future. They're at the job bending your ear, before, during and after work. And offer to call you later, "if you're not too busy." They're at the church before, during and after service, laying in wait for you to come their way or in many instances laying in wait to cut you off at the pass as you enter, sit and leave service. These strangers are even in the county jailhouse. How do I know? I've been there. As an inmate. Thus, this little book to help you escape the intellectual, physical and emotional cells and chains they, with your help, put you in. And, so you will know if all the breath you are expending in an effort to talk to God is actually reaching His ears.