On Time

One of the enemy’s biggest traps is tempting you to fixate on lost time—anguishing over mistakes, bitterly judging offenses against you, obsessing over “what might have been.” There may be areas of your past God wants to heal, and forgiveness you need to give to get beyond an offense. But God always wants you to walk forward with him, thriving where he is now, not wallowing in old wounds.

Psalm 118 reads, “This is the day the Lord has made—rejoice and be glad in it!” That’s God’s version of “seize the day.” Be thankful for all you have. Allow yourself to enjoy who God is for you in this moment, and who you’re becoming in him. He has amazing plans for you at every age, and many people don’t really hit the point where their gifts, dreams, desires, wisdom, and experience converge until after 50. In fact, I’m counting on that.

Breathe. Smile. Look forward with Jesus. You’ve only just begun to experience all he has in store for you.

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