I know the score may be against you, but I know somebody who knows how to take the ball and score a touchdown.

Dr. Tony Evans talks about what happens when we let the Lord call the plays in our lives.

I know a quarterback who can turn losers in the winners.

This is the alternative broadcast featuring the timeless biblical teachings from the archives of Dr. Tony Evans.

God has a purpose for each of us, and no matter how many detours we take, he still knows the way to get us where we're meant to be.

Today, Dr. Evans explains how to make the most of the journey and how to recognize

the destination God has designed just for you. Let's listen. As we've been going to the book of Esther,

we've been attacking the theology of luck. You cannot have divine providence and luck, chance, fate, happenstance.

Because the providence of God means that God is in control by either causing or allowing all things.

As you have seen through the book of Esther, God's providence allows for evil.

God does not do evil. He does not endorse evil, but he utilizes it to accomplish his purposes.

Our responsibility is to be aligned with God so that we are being moved as he moves us,

so that we're picking up signals that he gives us.

And the major problem is not that God is being God.

The major problem is we're so misaligned with him that we miss him

in what he is doing, even the negative bad circumstances that come our way

Esther is a beautiful young lady and through a series of providential events she becomes wife of the

king Mordecai her cousin has set this thing in king. Mordecai, her cousin, has set this thing in motion,

but Mordecai will not bow before Haman, the second in charge. Haman decrees to kill all the Jews.

Mordecai says to Esther, you've been called to the kingdom for such a time as this. It's not just

that you're pretty. It's not just that you're pretty.

It's not just that you're in the king's palace.

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