Emphasis Preaching Journal

I remember when I was younger hearing the story of Howard Hughes, one of the richest men of his day. He was a test pilot, an engineer, and a Hollywood heavyweight. He had everything anyone could ever want. Yet at the end of his life, he became a shell of a man, isolating himself in hotel rooms, allowing his fingernails and beard to grow long, watching the same movie over and over again, finally dying of kidney failure in 1976.