Dressed in a freshly pressed white shirt, Dennis was splattered with chicken blood, as were the plane and the villagers. When Dennis asked what that meant, a native explained that for generations, the splattered blood had signified an end to suffering. To the people of Zaire, the Cessna promised hope and help of all kinds. In a graphic way, the splattered blood of that chicken shows what the blood of Jesus is all about. It means our suffering is going to be over.
Salvation requires a dramatic change.
It is not a gradual touch-up but a new birth. B. Living hope. Hope must be based on something. If you have ever lost the focus of life, you understand hopelessness. The object of your hope was gone, and you felt dead and aimless.