SAUL: THE KING WHO REFUSED TO BOW
P eople never fail to fascinate us. Probably like you, I'm continually engaged in the study of people. No two lives are identical; every person's story is different. However, I've noticed that the plot lines for their stories can be identified by just a few general types. Let's consider four. Some lives are like racecars on a speedway. They move at blinding speed. They're active; they're highly motivated; they seldom pause except for the occasional pit stop to eat, get the bare minimum of rest, and let their heart slow down before they're peeling out again. Yet for all their speed and fury, they accomplish very little of anything meaningful. They pursue lots of activities and they pour every ounce of energy into them, but when the race is over, their lives are like their tanks—empty. They accomplished very little with the years God granted them. No impact. Then there are those like meteors, hurtling through space until they hit the world with a blinding fl...