The Promise of Things To Come
The promise of 1 Corintians 2:9 makes me excited!
Think of the most beautiful place you’ve ever seen!
Then multiply the beauty by 1,000 times.
It still won't come up to what the Lord has prepared for us! For YOU!
Don’t let the devil ever discourage you!
Don’t let anyone steal your joy with negative stuff!
Great things are waiting for us up ahead!
Beauty and joy beyond what we can imagine!
I’m ready at any time!
Maybe we’ll see Jesus this year!
Think of it!
This reflection offers a hopeful reminder to hold on to joy and trust in the promises described in Scripture. The image of a future beyond anything we can imagine is uplifting when everyday difficulties feel discouraging. I recently saw Biohazard Cleanup in Grand Rapids mentioned in an online discussion about reading, and it made me appreciate encouraging messages like this. Thank you for sharing.
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