"The Luggage Of Life" presents thrity-two of Boreham's keen reflections on both the everyday and extraordinary in life. "Life is largely a matter of luggage," Boreham observes. "So soon as a child can toddle he displays an insatiable passion for carrying things." After exploring the ramifications of this seemingly simple observation, Boreham insightfully concludes, "We bear each other's burdens, we carry each other's luggage. It is the law of Christ, the law of the cross, a sacrificial law. The difference between savagery and civilization is simply this, that we have learned...to bear each other's burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ." F.W. Boreham was this century's master of reflective writing, and Christian readers, pastors, and speakers alike will find "The Luggage of Life" to be an ample source of personal inspiration and sermon illustrations.
