With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Shrew with a point.

The Titanic went down over 100 years ago, but the world remains fascinated by its story

and passengers.

John Harper was a Scottish evangelist headed to preach in Chicago, but as Dr. Irwin Lutzer

of Moody Church described, he preached to everyone he could in the midst of the tragedy.

Quote, Harper, knowing that he could not survive long in the icy water, took off his lifejack

and threw it to another person.

You need this more than I do, in the moments later Harper disappeared beneath the water.

And four years later, when there was a reunion of the survivors of the Titanic, the man

to whom Harper had witnessed told the story of his rescue and gave a testimony of his conversion.

It was recorded in a track I was John Harper's last conferred, but we don't always get to

see the impact of our faithfulness or obedience, but as Lutzer concludes, quote, a hundred years

after Harper's death, we're still benefiting from the lasting effects of those final moments

before he sank into the ocean.

Amen.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.