The most important issue
Not too many weeks ago, we welcomed to Oklahoma City thousands of people from New Orleans in advance of a hurricane. They had left their homes, cars and most of what they possessed. But they had life! In fact, that was the only thing that really mattered. They were told to evacuate, otherwise they might suffer worse or even die. They quickly responded with one concern — to remain alive.
In a similar, more re...
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