Breaking a law of God

2008-09-14 / Advice & Entertainment

MINISTER'S MOMENT
CHARLOTTE AUSTIN
What happens when we break a law of God? Is the law damaged? Does it chip, crack, bend, or shatter? Does it suddenly cease to operate? Consider for example, a person who tries to break the law of gravity. A deluded person might jump from a second-story balcony convinced that he can fly. But in violating the law of nature, he himself is broken. The law remains untouched.


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