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A proud, haughty young woman lay dying. She had had room in her life for pleasure, fun and sin, but no room for Jesus. As the shadows deepened she called to her father, "Papa, won't you go with me? It's so dark and cold."
The father replied, "Daughter, I can't go with you."
Again she moaned, "It's dark and cold." Those were her last words.
Yes, it will be dark and cold if we come to the end of this life without Christ. We may desire the cards, the dance, the booze, the cigarettes and the world while we live; but we will want Christ at the last. It will be dark at the crossing without Him. Personally, I am afraid to make the crossing without Him.
By William Moses Tidwell, "Effective Illustrations."
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