By Guest Blogger: Dean Rush

During the lifetime of every individual on earth, there comes a time to make a decision about life. Some determine that they are in this race for themselves and chose to remain isolated from the world.  Live and let live is a motto that allows people to justify a secure lifestyle. That philosophy works until their sphere of existence has a need. The need may arise when they require a new kidney or liver after cancer is discovered in their body. The awakening occurs when that discovery leads to a need to receive a new organ in order to continue living. Suddenly there is an awakening that there was also an opportunity for them to share life with others. It may be too late for some to give but we have an opportunity to make the gift of life now.

2 Corinthians 9:6 is very explicit.  “Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously.  Each person should give what they have decided in their heart to give….. for God loves a cheerful giver. “

Some cannot give money but they can give life and continue to live. If you would like to step outside your comfort zone and truly share your life with others, check out Transplant Village.

About Dean Rush

Dean Rush is a Pastor and Executive Director of Faith Breakthroughs at Kingsland Baptist Church, Katy, Texas.

Raised on an Indiana farm, Rush graduated from DePauw University and joined the U.S. Air Force. He flew Cessna 0-2s as a forward air controller in Vietnam, earning a Silver Star, Distinguished Flying Cross and 10 air medals.

After 11 years in uniform, Rush left and co-founded an intra-Texas cargo carrier and then started Lockhart Aviation. Later he joined AMR Combs.

Flying Free is an autobiographical sketch of experiences that can be used to develop practical methods for overcoming those unexpected emergencies in life. The book provides relevant actions to defeat those challenges which seem to confront everyone.

Flying Free is a compilation of experiences and ideas to help reach goals we didn’t dream possible. We can soar to new heights when God is our wing man. Come fly with with us to reach God’s purpose for your life.

Let’s examine some ways you can achieve free flight even when heavily burdened. IT IS tough to takeoff and fly when we are overburdened with problems.

If we are going to achieve free flight, climb, and soar, we must plan to extract ourselves from those historic problems that prevent us from flying to God’s purpose for our lives.