i dont have any weight on me, ive given my services to the world through good works, this is what a god would want you to do IMO
i think ive been on the right path for quite sometime now, i dont do drugs i dont smoke i rarely touch a beer, i work as hard as i can everyday to produce something thats all i can do. the point of this thread was the eerie coincidence of the "tommorrow is not promised". Its like such a mean thing for god to say IMO
Johnny, I don't know you, and I don't think weve ever conversed (here) but please use a cap for "God" so that he is not thrown in the mix with other "gods" ~ those can be anything, usually an idol of sorts. I'm asking you this with all respect.
God isn't asking for you to be perfect by giving up drugs, smoking, etc., ~ those things will come naturally when you do two things:
1) Read his word
2) Obey it. He just wants you to love him.
And you are correct, there is no promise of tomorrow. Today has enough drama to even start worrying about tomorrow, besides the fact that all the worry in the world will NOT change how tomorrow plays out.
This probably isn't the place for these conversations, but even Ron has alluded to the fact that we are getting pretty messed up these days.
The world is getting a lot more intense than its ever been. Companies rise and fall with the speed of internet access. We are multi-tasking like never before~ we are fast-tracked, high tech present and living on adrenalin and wits.
It's time for a change. I can feel it in my bones.
I pray it all works out for you. Take time from your busy relentless day to talk to him and find out how you can work together. I am not a righteous man by any means, but I too am trying. I thought "gratitude" towards God would work best, but humans suck at being grateful.
It's all about unconditional love. We can't do it, but he can.
And then, we get back into the "real world" (the one we live in) - it's rough, but worth it in the end. I feel this in my heart and soul, but there is NO writing on the wall (sad to say) ~ its called "faith"