do you have a
tendency to take tomorrow for granted? “there
will always be time to spend time with my kids.
right now we’re just trying to make ends meet. once we reach a certain economic level then
i’m going to spend more time with my husband/wife.” right!
what starts out as a temporary condition ends up as a permanent
lifestyle. people are going 100 miles an
hour, bringing in the bucks trying to survive and then once they have them,
there are no relationships left. if you
only had a week left, how would you spend it?
what would you do with your husband, wife, children, friends?
GOD says, live
each day and each week as if it were your last.
don’t get morbid about it and not plan for your future. but you can only live right now. that’s what counts.
the number one way
we presume on tomorrow is credit buying.
an undue amount of credit buying is presumption on the future. “we can afford it. things are going to get better!” that’s presumption on tomorrow. live each day as if it were your last. james says you don’t know what is going to
happen.
what have you been
knowing that you ought to do and you know is the right thing to do but you’ve
been putting it off? “…someday i’ll get
around to it.” james says, “do it now. right now!
don’t wait.” “someday i am going to
give my life totally for GOD.” why not
right now? there’s not a better time.
just a thought
from the front porch…
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