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Eric Staggs of Forney,, Texas is fighting stage four colon cancer.

He has a vintage Ford Bronco he has wanted to restore but lack the energy or time.

Before he and his family left last month on a medical trip, he asked a friend if he could

install the new tires and wheels Eric had bought for it.

His friend and some neighbors and other friends decided they would become Team Bronco.

Over six frenetic days, they stripped the paint, retuned the engine, added new shocks to go with the new tires and rims, and repainted the Bronco Colbult Blue.

Then they put the Staggs family's favorite

Bible passage, Psalm 91, on the spare tire cover. Eric came home and was so shocked, he began to cry.

I'm just so in awe of the kindness and generosity of God's people, he said. Guys that I've never met before

felt like it was a nice thing to do,

and the world needs more people that want to do nice things.

Yesterday, we focused on God's invitation to partner with him in redeeming the pandemic

and our other crises. I'd like to think about an intriguing way to reframe such

service in these difficult days. Bruce Filer's new book, Life is in the Transitions, Mastering

Change at Any Age, is being published today. A fascinating essay adapted from it appears in

the Wall Street Journal. Here we learn about

Filer's research that the average person will experience around three dozen disruptors in our

adult lives, one every 12 to 18 months. However, three to five of these will be destabilizing

for us. Filer calls these lifequakes and notes, what's unique about this particular moment in history is that for the first time in 75 years,

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