Wednesday Evening Invitation - Tim Tabor

Tim Tabor gives the Wednesday evening talk the title he chose himself, life's too short for regret, and works it out of Acts. He traces Saul from standing in approval at Stephen's stoning and dragging believers out of their homes, to three blind days in Damascus without food or drink, to a man who could call himself the chief of sinners and still write "forgetting what lies behind." It ends on a driving analogy, the windshield is bigger than the rearview mirror, and an appeal to settle regrets, and baptism, before going home.