“If memory serves,” we say when we are about to recall something from our past that we cannot be certain is accurate. And often memory doesn’t serve. When sharing a memory with family or friends we can be sure we will be corrected if our recollection varies from theirs. Those who have ever compared memories with siblings know how very different they can be, even of the same event, just like eye-witness accounts of an accident can be contradictory.
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John Sumwalt
John Sumwalt is a retired pastor and the son of dairy farmers. He's the author of “Vision Stories” and “How to Preach the Miracles.” Email johnsumwalt@gmail.com or call 414-339-0676 to reach him.
