Seriously.
That’s all I have… in this life.
No promises. No guarantees.
Anything can happen tomorrow, and something will.
But I don’t and won’t know what it is with certainty.
I might guess what will happen ahead of time and be right, but might be wrong as well.
Odds favor I will be wrong.
Someone who knows something I might not know can tell me what they know is a sure thing, but then, they might be wrong.
I can go with their advice, but if their advice turns out to be wrong, then I might be disappointed, but shouldn’t really be surprised.
It is reasonable to plan ahead, but I just can’t go there to live right now without becoming disoriented - mistaking speculations for really.
Life will not necessarily be better tomorrow than it is right now, even though what I do might affect the future in positive healthy ways. Then again, the future still might not turn out as I would want.
But this is only a small part of the story for those with spiritual eyes
What seems to the world as black, white, and in-between shades of dull grey explodes into a rainbow of colors for those with trust tHe words and works of a higher power.
In spite my inability to discern my own brief future here on earth, I know how the story will end for me and others who trust Jesus, the Lamb of God.
Open to the last chapter of the last book in the Bible, and this is what it says.
Excellent reminder that those whose hope is in the Lord may not know the details, but do know how the story ends. Because Jesus wins, so do we. To God be the glory!