AT SOME POINT THINGS CHANGED

At Some Point Things Changed is a personal look at time, life, regret, faith, and the realization that tomorrow becomes yesterday much faster than we expect.

When we are young, life seems almost endless. We make plans, chase goals, build careers, raise families, and often tell ourselves there will be time later-later to slow down, later to make things right, later to spend more time with the people we love, and sometimes later to become more serious about God.

Then one day we look back and wonder where all the time went.

Drawing from his own life, Everett Wayne Baum examines the lessons that become clearer as the years pass: the limits of possessions and accomplishment, the danger of misplaced priorities, the cost of postponed obedience, and the mercy of God that remains available while there is still today.

Through personal memories and the wisdom of Scripture, this book asks a question every reader must eventually face: Where are you now, and where do you stand with Jesus Christ?

Yesterday cannot be changed, and tomorrow has never been promised. But if God has given us today, there is still time to listen, forgive, correct what can be corrected, draw closer to Him, and use the life that remains for what truly matters.