MORE CERTAIN THAN THE STARS
A pastor unexpectedly received an astronomy lesson from his teenage son. About forty-five degrees up from the horizon in the northern sky, the boy pointed to the North Star. He pointed out that the constellations Taurus, Pegasus, Orion, and all the others, move during each hour of the night. They rotate like the hands of a clock around one fixed light, the North Star. They move, but The North Star never moves. That is why sailors in every century have used the North Star to steer in the right direction. It is always a reliable point of reference. It does raise or lower about twenty-three degrees in reference to the horizon between summer and winter. But while everything else in the heavens moves around, it basically stands still. Christ is like that. In this world of constant change, and instability there is one thing that never changes. “Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today and forever.” (Hebrews 13:8) By Billy…
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