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John chapter four introduces us to the Samaritan woman (a.k.a. the woman at the well, and probably a host of other phrases that should not be put in print). She went alone to draw water just like any other day. However, something happened. That day she met Jesus. That day changed her life. Jesus revealed her past and redeemed her future. Phillips Brooks describes the process well, “The only way to get rid of your past is to make a future out of it. God will waste nothing.” Your past has helped develop who you are today. That can be negative or positive. The decision is yours.Skeletons in the Closet covers four basic sections concerning what to do with your past:• Define It• Forget It• Remember It • Stand On ItSkeletons in the Closet consists of four study guides for personal or group discussion and twenty-four devotions to help you peek back at your past and watch God use it for good.“Leave the broken, irreversible past in God’s hands, and step out into the invincible future with Him.” Oswald Chambers