Tomorrow

When I graduated from high school way back in pre-historic times--well, my history had only a page or two--I could never have envisioned the journey ahead of me. If you had asked me to draw you a "map" of where I was going, it would have had very little correlation to the roads I have traveled and to the places I have stopped and lingered for awhile along the way. Prophetic it would not have been. In fact, to be perfectly honest, I don't know for sure what my tomorrow will... bring; though, maybe, I could get a few things right. Maybe.
But there are some things I have discovered on my journey that I know will still be true tomorrow wherever I find myself:
It will be a day worthy of rejocing.
He will be with me each and every step that I take.
He will provide the strength that I need for whatever I face.
His grace will be sufficient.
If I trust and obey, it will be a day of rest.
My prayers will enrich His throne room.
He will bless me tomorrow with blessings that I do not deserve.
The world I will live in will be beautiful--majestic.
Family and friends will be a source of joy and encouragement.
As I continue to learn to be content, the peace of God that fills the soul will be beyond my understanding--but undeniably present.
I will be one day closer to going Home. He will be one day closer to returning. (I would not complain if those two days became the same day.)
Nothing, noone, will be able to separate me from His love.
Those I love will be in better, more loving Hands than mine. Omnipotent Hands.
I will sing, "It is enough that Jesus died, and that He died for me."