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What Is A Day


“With the LORD a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day” (2 Peter 3:8).

So what’s our big hurry? Have you ever watched the news when they show the traffic report of a large city from a helicopter—all the cars speeding along on the highways diverting off on feeders and exits going north, south, east, and west and doing eighty miles an hour—looking like millions of busy little ants. Busy, busy, busy chattering on our cell phones, doing what we think is vitally important—trying to make the most of our day.

Wait a second what’s wrong with this picture? Are we truly making the most of our day(s)? I hope we are. If we are starting our day with a prayer acknowledging God’s plan for our day, and during the day we stop every once in a while to thank Him for all He has given us. If at the end of the day we get down on our knees and thank Him for our jobs, our spouses, our children, or friends, the homes we live in, our financial resources, our health, our nation, our leaders. If every chance we get during the day we pray for Jerusalem, and His peace in the world. 

What is truly, no vitally, important about our day is that we first honor our LORD, Jesus Christ thanking Him for our salvation; acknowledging that without Him our day would no doubt be hell. Thank you Jesus for saving our day!

I pray you have a blessed day today!

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