God's Glory Church

Because we walk by faith, not by sight. — 2 Corinthians 5:7
I like to admire the cloudless blue sky. The sky is one of the masterpieces of our great Creator, given to us for joy. Pilots use different expressions to describe the best sky conditions for flying. But I like the next one the most: “Such a clear sky that you can see “tomorrow”!”

Seeing your “tomorrow” is something that is actually beyond the scope of our vision. Sometimes it is difficult for us to see the meaning of what life sends us even today. “You do not know what will happen tomorrow, what is your life? Because it is a couple that appears for a moment and then disappears!” (James 4:14).

But our inability to see our “tomorrow” is not a reason for despair. On the contrary: we have a good reason to trust God, who has perfect vision and sees our future. He knows all that we need to overcome the trials that await us ahead. The apostle Paul understood this well. That is why he encourages us with the following encouraging words: “For we walk by faith, not by sight” (2 Cor. 5:7).

If we trust God in both the present day, which we can see, and the day to come, which we cannot see, then we can not worry about what life has in store for us ahead. We walk through life with the One who knows all that will befall us and has the strength and wisdom to handle all that may come our way.

Lord, I know that I can entrust You with my “today” and my “tomorrow”, because You are a good, kind, loving, wise and almighty God. Teach me not to worry too much.
God sees our life journey from beginning to end.
Author: Bill Crowder