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SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO
What are you looking forward to? An upcoming trip? The end of a medical treatment? A visit with your children? A new car? The birth of a child?
A sense of anticipation is vital for mental health, and that’s why the Bible ends with the book of Revelation. Without Revelation, the Bible would have no ending. Or rather, it would end with the book of Jude, which is a wonderful book about contending for the faith. But it’s not a book that heralds God’s future. It doesn’t leave us with descriptions of the new heavens and new earth. It doesn’t end with the city whose builder and maker is God.
In times like these, the swift return of Christ fuels our anticipation of coming events— and we’re living in days when we need all the reassurance we can find. Peter said, “Therefore, beloved, looking forward to these things, be diligent” (2 Peter 3:14).
Don’t live in the past, and don’t become so bogged down with present burdens that you forget your future glory. Things are going to get better—much better! Jesus is coming! Let’s look forward to that day!
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About this Plan
Countless believers look at their faith as a choice they made once, but Dr. David Jeremiah, founder of Turning Point Ministries, understands that your faith is not static—it is a living, breathing relationship with God! Ever Faithful brings you to the daily choice of turning toward the Lord to respond to His invitation of intimacy and love.
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