We all make plans. Our weeks, our finances, our future—and in many ways, that’s a good thing.
But tomorrow, as we look at James 4:13–17, we’re going to ask a deeper question: what’s underneath those plans?
James speaks to believers and gently exposes something we often miss—the assumption that we’re in control. Not with our words, but with how we live.
He reminds us that life is a mist… here for a moment, and then gone.
Not to discourage us, but to wake us up to what really matters.
Tommorrow we’ll wrestle with questions like:
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Am I including God in my decisions—or just asking Him to bless them?
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What has God already asked me to do that I’ve been putting off?
And we’ll look at what it means to truly live your life with the posture, “If the Lord wills…”
It’s a simple passage, but it presses right into real life.
