On Wednesday night, Seth was in a bad wreck. God spared his life, and he walked away from the accident with no injuries!!!!
He was running a errand for his boss, and driving his boss's little truck. Three of his co-workers were leaving work and they had a near head-on collision. Seth was going about 30-40 and the other truck was going 50-60. The other driver was goofing off and drove in Seth's lane. Seth didn't realize that he wasn't going to get out of his lane until too late. He tried to swerve into the other lane, but his wheels wouldn't turn (there are huge skid marks on the road, so he thinks he unconciously slammed on the brakes). The other driver swerved in the ditch on Seth's side of the road but the rear end of his truck smashed into the front of the truck Seth was driving. The impact was so severe that it took the axel off of the other guys truck.
Seth was stopped in the road from the impact, but the other guy drove through the ditch, hit a culvert and flipped. The truck slid a few feet and then flipped right-side up again. None of the three guys were wearing seat-belts and they all got pretty slammed up. Seth was wearing his seatbelt which kept him firmly in his seat without him hitting his head or going through the windshield.
One of the other guys went to the hospital, but the other two, besides scratched and bruised were okay. After the accident, Seth was able to share with some of the un-saved guys on his crew about how fast it all happened. He had a neat time to help them see how they can't wait until the last moment to make things right with God.
Seth said that from when the other guy entered his lane, until the wreck was over, was probably about 5 seconds total. We are So grateful to the Lord for sparing Seth. A few seconds difference, and he could have been killed from the collision.
Earlier Wednesday morning, Micah had been prompted to pray for Seth, that he would be safe. The Lord surely hears our prayers!!! Seth's safety is proof of that!!!
"In the fear of the Lord is a strong confidence: and his children shall have a place of refuge. The fear of the Lord is a fountain of life, to depart from the snares of death." Proverbs 14:26 and 27