Scripture says that our life is like a vapor. How we think about time should be biblical. The enemy wants to distort our view of time. Everyone assumes they have tomorrow, but we aren’t guaranteed that. We plan like we have tomorrow, yet we should live like we do not.
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Scripture says that our life is like a vapor. How we think about time should be biblical. The enemy wants to distort our view of time. Everyone assumes they have tomorrow, but we aren’t guaranteed that. We plan like we have tomorrow, yet we should live like we do not.
False Belief: If we were really living right—how Jesus wants us to live—then we wouldn’t have enemies. The truth is, we can’t deny that we have opposition. But Jesus told us to love our enemies. Loving them does not mean embracing their ideologies or helping them carry out their mission. You love them by being kind, treating them as humans made in the image of God, and speaking truth in a way that never compromises it.
Leadership in Context
Scripture says that our life is like a vapor. How we think about time should be biblical. The enemy wants to distort our view of time. Everyone assumes they have tomorrow, but we aren’t guaranteed that. We plan like we have tomorrow, yet we should live like we do not.
