Emphasis Preaching Journal
No Fear
Commentary
A woman struggling through the difficulties of the Great Depression went to the front desk of an insurance company in Minneapolis. In her hand she carried a worn and yellowed piece of paper, an insurance policy issued many years before.
The woman asked whether she could stop making payments on the policy for a while, since she had run out of money. At first the desk clerk was a bit rude. After all, he got calls like this nearly every day, and he didn't want to be bothered with another one.
The woman asked whether she could stop making payments on the policy for a while, since she had run out of money. At first the desk clerk was a bit rude. After all, he got calls like this nearly every day, and he didn't want to be bothered with another one.
