Like you, there is no expiration date stamped on the bottom of my foot or across my forehead that tells me or proclaims when my life will end. When a patient has a life threatening or terminal illness, some doctors will try to predict how much time they have left. "You only have three months to live" or "You have less than a year." There is only One who knows that information.
Many people contemplate their own mortality at some point in their life. Some people live each day as if it is their last. They keep their finances in order, tell their family and friends how much they are loved, and keep their "bucket list" short or complete. On the opposite side, people pass through life like they will never die. The put off taking care of things because there is always tomorrow.
There is no doubt that my physical body will expire and so will yours. It's simply a matter of when. But our spiritual body truly has no expiration date. That spiritual body will spend eternity somewhere. The choice is ours as to where we spend it.
If you don't know Jesus, have put off accepting His gift of salvation, or want to rededicate your life, today, This Day, is the day. For those who accept Jesus as their Lord and Savior, eternity is a mansion in heaven. How do I know? Jesus told me so.
Peace and Joy,
Susan
7 comments:
You are so right, Susan.
Great analogy!
Thank you.
Blessings on your day.
This is a lot to think about! It puts things into perspective.
A while ago you had asked me a question and I forgot to answer it! About my "pet peeves" post you asked what community service project I would start for students with bad home lives...and I think it would be some sort of Big Brother/Big Sister program. they just need good role models!
And you're welcome for the picnik link. It is so much fun to use! I'm already addicted :-) Happy editing!!
This is a very important post. I know when Mama died recently, the words to the old hymn, "I've got a mansion" were so comforting to us. Thanks for your words of love and prayer on my post tonight.
Wonderful post Susan. Have a wonderful weekend!
Great post. thanks for the good reminder.
Thank you for those wonderful words. What would we do without the Lord?
Karen
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