Wendell Betts grew up in a Christian home but admits that he never truly understood God’s grace. At the age of 48, Wendell became very ill, very quickly. Wendell would learn, following many health tests, doctor appointments and hospitalizations, that he suffered with very severe Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and his lungs were functioning at 23% capacity. The prognosis was grim as doctors told him that he was not eligible for a lung transplant due to his condition. The best he could hope for was to remain stable and he was sent home. During a very low moment of desperation, as Wendell was talking with God and asking Him some very tough questions, God spoke to him and encouraged him with these words “Wendell, I can do more with what is left of you than you could do with the best of you”. Wendell is with us today to share more about that moment and the impact it had and continues to have on his life.