Exposed. My Stuff On The Street - Video

Most storms have personalities. Some are very big in size, like Andrew in 1992. It was a huge storm and a strong one with Category 5 winds. It had gusts of up to 175 miles an hour and it devastated south Florida. Other storms like Hurricane Charlie in 2004 were not as big or strong but caused a lot of damage. Three weeks after Hurricane Ian, there is still a lot of debris lining the streets. It was reported on CNN that Hurricane Ian was a one in one-thousand-year event for the hardest hit parts of Florida. It was a wind and a tremendous rain making event. The flooding was historic. Three weeks later, as you ride around some neighborhoods, you can easily see everything that was in the house. It is exposed, out on the street or curb. Furniture, mattresses, sheetrock, bedding, televisions and bag after bag of personal items. Exposed. For everyone to see what was once hidden inside. In John 8, a woman was exposed, brought out into the open. Jesus has an answer for both exposed situations, that of your stuff on the street and the woman exposed. That is to restore.