How long can you hold your breath? The world record was set by a Croatian skin diver who held his breath for 24 minutes and 37 seconds. Most of us can only hold out for somewhere between 15 and 30 seconds. After that, our lungs begin to ache. The heart begins to beat irregularly. Carbon dioxide begins to build up in your bloodstream, and your kidneys and liver go into stress. We can only last so long denying ourselves of air. We need it to survive.
The same is true of a relationship with God. We can deny ourselves of it, but you will only last for so long before you begin to feel psychological pain, and the world begins to break you down. Living under a Godly influence will give you tremendous relief.
You might even say it’s like a breath of fresh air.
Indeed it is Mr Ken!