For 50 years I've soaked up droplets of Chuck Swindoll’s wisdom that spritz away the secular grime on the windshield of my life. This winsome Texan has slow-walked me through God’s love letter with razorlike intellect, fresh insight and good ole boy humor.

Similar to the coaching I've received from Bobb Biehl, Chuck helps me clarify and simplify the dizzying complexities of our day. A single sentence from him distills the vast universe into a small stick of dynamite. Put your hands over your ears; here it is!

“Jesus died for sinners, and our life is in Him.”

You don’t have to be a mute monk theolog to unpack that. Paul urges us to think about the things of heaven, not things of the earth because as followers of Jesus, our real life is hidden in Christ.

Like a time release capsule, Chuck’s swift summary goes down fast, with long-lasting benefits.

What does it say to you that “Jesus died for sinners, and our life is in Him?” 

“Since you have been raised to new life with Christ, set your sights on the realities of heaven where Christ sits in the place of honor at God’s right hand.”  (Colossians 3:1).

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