The Bus To Eternity

My counsel? Don’t take advice from a bus – especially a Ft. Worth T Bus. New advertising now appearing on T buses will take you where you don’t want to go.

According to Gordon Dickson at star-telegram.com,  

Starting Wednesday, four buses operating in the Fort Worth area will be sporting large advertisements that tout an ungodly message. The ads on the sides of the buses will proclaim: “Millions of Americans are Good Without God.” The words, which will run over an image of the American flag, aim to raise awareness that many people do not believe in God, according to Dallas-Fort Worth Coalition of Reason, the group that bought the ads.

The DFW C of R is right! Many people do not believe in God. They have failed to accept the Good News that our only salvation in this life, and the one to come, is God Himself in the person of Jesus Christ.
Good is subjective, I know. Many of those who do not believe are successful, enjoy a upscale lifestyle, and appear to be happy. Others who do not believe are on the opposite end of that scale, and there are millions in-between. The Scripture teaches us, “The fool says in his heart, ‘God does not exist.’  They are corrupt; their actions are revolting. There is no one who does good.” (Psalm 14:1)

The result is that Millions of Americans Are Good Without God, but they are on the bus that leads to separation from God forever. Hell awaits those who choose to ride the bus of unbelief.