Chuck Swindoll Recalls the Impact of His Father's "Last Words"
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Chuck Swindoll Recalls the Impact of His Father's "Last Words"
One of my most unforgettable moments happened when I was about ten years old. My father served our country during World War II in a plant in our hometown, building all sorts of interesting equipment for the massive tanks, fighter planes, and bombers that defended us in lands far away. Dad worked too long and too hard. As a ...
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