
I Thought I Had More Time: Living Today With Eternity in Mind
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As the ship wandered aimlessly on the dark waters, it noticed a little glimmer of hope shining from the house. It straightened its course and found the safety of the shore.”
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Day 38
Poetic Thought
“Becoming More”
It’s time for evolution
It’s time for a revolution
It’s time to do more
Time to travel beyond what’s outside your door
The choice is yours to make
All it takes is one step to take
God won’t let you break
Give him all your thanks to thank
Thank him here and thank him there
Travel the world and thank him everywhere
Don’t just pray for yourself
There are others who need your help
Become a word class Christian
And make that apart of your mission
Becoming more
When you walk out of your door
Is all God wants
Forever more
It is so true what he said that today we have the world at our fingertips. I can remember at my church in the past there was opportunities to “adopt” children living in underserved countries and sponsor them not only financially but through prayer and mentoring. This would have been an ideal way to start the process of becoming a world class Christian.
My father did something similar for a young girl in Jamaica (his native country). After his transition, it was inspirational for me to see letters written from her in appreciation of the impact he made on her life. Never met her in person but her life forever changed. Knowing the kind of person my father was I am certain the gospel presented changed her eternity as well.