adventurescga-blogs Apr 21, 2008 8:00 PM

Living for Today

I had a test today, and I didn't do very well. Why? Because I didn't really study. I got up early and came to school to study. But after studying ...

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I had a test today, and I didn't do very well. Why? Because I didn't really study. I got up early and came to school to study. But after studying for a while, I decided I didn't really care. It didn't really matter what I made on this test. Then as I was going to take the test, wishing I would have studied, I was convicted of how easy it is to live for tommorow. It is so easy for me to be excited about what is going to happen, that I forget about what is going on right now. I am so excited for this summer, but how many times do I pass up oppurtunities to minister today, or perhaps even worse, how many times do I neglect the ministry responsibilities I have for today?

I would encourage you that as the excitment builds for the summer, as I am sure it already is, don't let it overshadow what God is calling you to today. I know it is a busy time with the last couple months of school or work, and trying to get everything ready for the trip, but who are you really living for? Be in serious prayer for the trip. Let God be preparing you, but don't forget about today. Are you waiting to be involved in ministry, or are you listening to God's leading in ministry today? Are you waiting to meet God this summer, or are you meeting him today?

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