BIBLE MEDITATION: ?Boast not thyself of tomorrow; for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth.? Proverbs 27:1
DEVOTIONAL THOUGHT: I read some research by William Morriston, a psychologist, who reported that 94% of the 3,000 persons he surveyed were enduring today in order to get to tomorrow. Do you know anyone like that? Perhaps you are one of those. Tomorrow, you?re going on vacation. Tomorrow, you?re going to get the house cleaned. Tomorrow, you?re going to start your diet. Tomorrow, you?re going to balance your checkbook. Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow. The only problem is tomorrow never arrives. When it gets here, it is today. And today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. It is always today.
ACTION POINT: What are you worrying about? It?s time to ask His forgiveness and give Him your concern. He is more than able to handle it. Worry is pulling tomorrow?s clouds over today?s sunshine.
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Es esposo de la mejor mujer, padre de 2 hijos maravillosos, pastor y director de Desafío Joven. En los últimos 12 años ha trabajado con jóvenes, padres y líderes juveniles. Estudio en Rhema Bible Training Center. Su servicio con la palabra de Dios se ha extendido por más de 27 países en 13 idiomas. Es director ejecutivo y consultor de varios ministerios cristianos, desarrollando conferencias, cursos bíblicos, libros, estudios, devocionales, vídeos y recursos para la vida espiritual.
¿Quién puede subir al monte del Señor? ¿Quién puede permanecer en su santo templo? El que tiene las manos y la mente limpias de todo pecado; el que no adora ídolos ni hace juramentos falsos. El Señor, su Dios y Salvador le bendecirá y le hará justicia. Así deben ser los que buscan al Señor, los que buscan la presencia del Dios de Jacob (Salmo 24,3 - 6).
