"I'm glad the letter wasn't sent from heaven. It came from my automobile insurance company, my former automobile insurance company. I didn't drop them; they dropped me. . . . I was dropped for making too many mistakes.

"Isn't that like a doctor treating healthy patients only? Or a dentist hanging a sign in the window, 'No cavities, please?' . . . Isn't that like qualifying for a loan by proving you don't need one? What if the fire department said it would protect you until you had a fire? . . . Or what if, perish the thought, heaven had limitations to its coverage?

". . . If an insurance company can't cover my honest mistakes, can I expect God to cover my intentional rebellion? Paul answers the question with what John Stott calls 'the most startling statement in Romans.' God 'makes even evil people right in his sight' (Rom. 4:5). What an incredible claim! . . .

"Surely coverage is provided for the driver with the clean record, but the speeder? . . . How in the world can justification come for the evil? It can't. It can't come from the world. It must come from heaven. Man has no way, but God has a way . . .

Are you looking for an unconditional love? Someone who accepts you where you are and loves you no matter what? Look no further than a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

Never let the enemy tell you that you re worthless or insignificant. You have value in the eyes of God so great that it was worth dying for. You are a blessing to the world.

Did you know God's forgiveness and unconditional love is available for anyone who asks?