Foreword
This book is a success story.
It took great courage for Larry and Lucky Parker to
relive their agony. Yet because of the sacrificial love of
this couple， many parents will be spared the heartache
of a presumptive leap in the dark.
Vindictive critics may :，wish that the Parkers had
fallen in defeat. But God had other plans. Larry and
Lucky reflect the courage~of Micah when he wrote，
\"Rejoice not against me， O mine enemy: When I fall， I
shall rise; when I sit in darkness， the Lord shall be a
light unto me\" (Micah 7:8).
Most couples would have been destroyed by the
emotional， mental， physical， spiritual， and financial
stress they suffered. But， as a \"just man falls seven
times and rises again\" (Proverbs 24:16)， the Parkers en-
dured， rose from defeat， and lived--victoriously.
This book is a success story， not only because it por-
trays the personal triumph of the Parkers， but because
it will help scores of believers avoid the pitfalls of
presumption and lead them into a balanced view of
faith.
--Dick Mills
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