Friday, September 25, 2009
TOMORROW
TOMORROW
Contributed by Melanie Schurr
September 25, 2009
There is a song by the popular music group Fleetwood Mac entitled,
"Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow." This sentiment is quite contrary
to how our current generation often lives, since most of us tend to
exist solely for today, the here and now.
Without concern for what tomorrow may hold, many live their lives as
if they are walking along a narrow trail in a dense forest. On such a
path, one cannot see what dangers lurk or stand before them. All that
can be seen is the beauty and pleasure within the immediate visual
realm. If one is not careful, a seemingly unassuming path can lead
right off a deadly cliff.
In the Bible, we are told not to give too much worry for tomorrow,
but, in the same breath, it is certainly not our Heavenly Father's
intention for us to be ignorant about one's future either. For
decisions we make today can determine where we will spend our
eternity.
Do you desire to spend your eternity with God, to partake of the
salvation only His Son Jesus Christ can offer? If so, then don't just
live for today, lift your head up, see the big picture, and, as the
song goes, "don't stop thinking about tomorrow."
Call on Christ. He will answer.
(Copyright (c)2005 Melanie Schurr) Melanie Schurr is author of
"Ecstatic Living: A Christian marriage manual and Life-guide", "Son
Salutations" and "Daily Contemplations" , a collection of read-one-a-
day modern inspirations. For more information, visit http://www.melanies
churr.com
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Contributed by Melanie Schurr
September 25, 2009
There is a song by the popular music group Fleetwood Mac entitled,
"Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow." This sentiment is quite contrary
to how our current generation often lives, since most of us tend to
exist solely for today, the here and now.
Without concern for what tomorrow may hold, many live their lives as
if they are walking along a narrow trail in a dense forest. On such a
path, one cannot see what dangers lurk or stand before them. All that
can be seen is the beauty and pleasure within the immediate visual
realm. If one is not careful, a seemingly unassuming path can lead
right off a deadly cliff.
In the Bible, we are told not to give too much worry for tomorrow,
but, in the same breath, it is certainly not our Heavenly Father's
intention for us to be ignorant about one's future either. For
decisions we make today can determine where we will spend our
eternity.
Do you desire to spend your eternity with God, to partake of the
salvation only His Son Jesus Christ can offer? If so, then don't just
live for today, lift your head up, see the big picture, and, as the
song goes, "don't stop thinking about tomorrow."
Call on Christ. He will answer.
(Copyright (c)2005 Melanie Schurr) Melanie Schurr is author of
"Ecstatic Living: A Christian marriage manual and Life-guide", "Son
Salutations" and "Daily Contemplations" , a collection of read-one-a-
day modern inspirations. For more information, visit http://www.melanies
churr.com
--~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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� 2009 FoodForThought
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