Mr. Eternity
"Therefore He  [Jesus] is able also to save to the uttermost (completely, perfectly, finally,  and for all time and eternity)  those who come to God through Him."1
Perhaps you have  heard of Arthur Malcolm Stace, who became affectionately known as Mr. Eternity  and lived in Australia.  Early in life he was an alcoholic derelict who, before reaching middle age, was  converted through a rescue mission and later himself became a street-corner  preacher.
Shortly after becoming a Christian, he heard a sermon entitled  "Echoes of Eternity." He was so captivated by the importance of the  word "eternity" that he began using his free time to spread the  one-word message across Sydney.  "Eternity went ringing through my brain. Even though I could scarcely  write my own name, I felt the divine urge to write this word."
Fifty times a day for over  thirty years, Arthur Stace wrote Eternity on the sidewalks of Sydney,  usually in the early morning, with white chalk and with faultless script. When  he passed away, the Sydney  morning newspaper carried a story of this unusual man who had chalked Eternity on the city streets over half a  million times in that metropolis of significant population. The thought of  eternity impresses upon us the seriousness with which we must regard our soul.2
Multiplied thousands of  Aussies saw this message on Sydney  sidewalks. Plus on the eve of the new millennium celebrations more than a  million people, gathered around the Sydney   Harbor Bridge,  saw it emblazoned in neon lights across the bridge. It was also beamed around  the world to more than two billion TV viewers and shown again at the closing  ceremony of the Olympic Games later in the year.
Eternity. It is a powerful  word with eternal consequences. In his own simple but profound way, Arthur  Stace was posing the question, "Where will you spend eternity?"
Eternity! Where will you spend it?
If you should die tonight  are you 100% absolutely certain you would spend eternity in heaven with God?  If not, be sure to read the article: "How to Be Sure You're a real Christian  Without Having to Be Religious" at: http://tinyurl.com/8glq9.
Suggested prayer: "Dear  God, thank You that You have provided the way through the sacrifice of your  Son, Jesus, so that all who believe in and accept Him as their Savior have Your  promise and guarantee of spending eternity with You in heaven forever. Thank You for  hearing and answering my prayer. Gratefully in Jesus's name, amen."
1. Hebrews 7:25  (Amplified Bible).
2. Echoes of Eternity, Dennis  Kastens, CSS Publishing Co.
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            Richard (Dick) Innes unless otherwise stated.