What if we all lived every day like it was our last, because who knows; it could be. What would change if we lived this way? Our attitude? Our demeanor? Our habits? The way we treated one another? Would we love as if love is blind? Without questioning and criticizing one another? Would we live each moment with passion and purpose? Would we rise up to our calling and seize every opportunity, knowing it could be our last? Would we share our thoughts and be authentic rather then fitting or trying to fit in the lines society has placed like a barricade? Instead of sleeping through life would be begin to actually live it? Would we call that family member or friend instead of just saying " I'll do it later"? Would we say the words " I love you" more often? If we lived like today was our last day would we lay down our lives for a cause bigger then ourselves? If we lived like today was our last day would we lay down our lives for the kingdom of Christ and begin to finally walk like Jesus instead of following the footsteps of the world? Just something to ponder because Jesus is coming back soon and you never know when those trumpets will sound or when your last moment , your last word, your last action, your last chance and your last breath on this earth may be.
There have been several topics on my mind and heart the last week. So I pray right now that God present them here the way he wants them written and understood. One topic I'm sure I've touched on before is uncertainty, however I feel it is more relevant now than possibly ever. In this world the only certainty we havw perhaps is uncertainty, key words here; this world. As I've mulled this topic over in my mind a couple things have become clear: -uncertainty forces growth of faith. -community and relationships are of utmost importance. -In an uncertain world and constantly uncertain times, we as humans need Jesus, our rock and savior more then ever before. -Lastly (for now) we need to be building our boats to withstand rough waters every day even as the water is still so that when the inevitable tsunami hits, the storm of life won't wash us away. This analogy sums up most of the main points, together with those whom we are building relationships, we should be building...
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