As God points out through James, we don’t know what is going to happen tomorrow, much less farther down the road of time. Plans do change, and they do go awry through no fault of our own simply because life is like that. How we choose to deal with those situations is something we do have some control over. An excellent example is given to us by the bride, who with her wedding party, were all soaked when the dock they were posing on collapsed. Her response was one of smiling, laughing and wanting to know if the videographer had gotten the video of the dock collapse. As James says our lives are like a “vapor,” but we don’t have to let a change in plans blow us away. Remember if you know Jesus as your Savior you are not alone. Psalm 70:4 tells us what to do when things change unexpectedly: “Let God be magnified!” Make much out of God, and little out of what has happened. - Ed Wrather (The Best Laid Plans 06.04.14 Read devotional at burningbush click on Devotional of the Day link.)
Posted on: Wed, 04 Jun 2014 18:48:49 +0000
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