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Do
not boast about tomorrow,
For
you do not know what a day
Will bring. Proverbs
27:1 (ESV)
Sometimes, I have over planned my days. I recently had to
reschedule or cancel my plans for most of a week due to my husband being in the
hospital.
A women’s missionary group at a church I was in planned
their programs for a year at a time. Our pastor’s wife always reminded us that
we made these plans in faith. One year, I had to inform her that a program I
was to present needed to be rescheduled because I could not receive the
material from a missionary at the time we had planned. Another time, when I was
president our area was expecting a snowstorm. I had to cancel that month’s
meeting.
At our church, when a person goes to heaven, the family
has the opportunity of holding a service for the deceased in our church
building. Most of the time the church serves dinner to the family and those
who attend the service. When this happens, the service and the dinner take
precedence over any other planned activity.
One year, our family was planning to take a vacation in
Colorado. It was our plan to fly out and rent a car to tour the state. We had
to change our plans due to our finances. We managed to go the following year.
There was a time that I felt led to tell God in my
morning prayers that my day was His and to take me wherever He wanted me.
As I write this, my best friend and I have yet to have
our time of exchanging Christmas presents and going out to lunch. We always
wait until after Christmas to do this. The weather kept us in one day. We are
looking at doing this three days from now. She has a family funeral in two days
and two days after that she must take a relative to a doctor's appointment. As I
write this, I am keeping one eye on the clock because I have a medical
appointment this afternoon.
All the plans we make as God’s children are under His watchful
eyes.
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