Studying the Law As We Study The Word
As Americans nervously prepared for the implementation of the newest phase of the Affordable Care Act on October 1, 2013, it was clear that even on the eve of its implementation, many looming questions still swirled around this new law. “What will it entail?” Who has to sign-up?” “What will it cost,” “Will I have to give up my current health care plan?” What if I have a pre-existing condition?” “What are health-care exchanges?” “How long do I have to sign-up?” and “What penalties will I incur if I don’t sign-up?” As medical experts advised Americans to educate ourselves about the Affordable Care Act, I was reminded of an important lesson found in 2 Timothy 2:8-15.
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