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Come Away

We've been invited.  The Creator of the universe, the Lover of our souls, the Protector of our lives, the Alpha and Omega has invited us to come "away" with him.  He's invited us on a great and wild adventure that supersedes any extreme sport ever tried or accomplished.  This adventure of life with him will be anything but dull, predictable, or even safe.  The journey with him will take us to places we have only dreamed about.  Really.  I'm not wishing this to be true, it IS true when you take his hand and go with him into the "wild blue yonder". 

Come Away

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