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EPISODE · Nov 10, 2015 · 15 MIN

The path of life and joy.

from Hope for Today · host Yield to the King Ministry

We ask that you find a quiet spot for just 15 minutes. Treat yourself! This simple, but much needed message will cause you to ponder two questions: "Do you know what your life will be like tomorrow? " And, "Do you know what a single day may bring forth?" Please do not fret and think that you should have it all figured out. You see, what happens today or tomorrow is not based on our ability to guess, plan, speculate, predict, or deduce. The real question is "Are we ready for anything?" Our trust, faith, and confidence in the Lord should sustain us with certainty when we encounter the unseen and unknown. We can thank the Lord, because it is His love that arranges our journey for today and tomorrow; we may be certain that whatever it brings, His love sent it our way. No matter what we face in life, there can be peace and contentment because of what's known as fellowship with the Lord. We can be in His arms, awaiting His glorious return! Jesus is the only reason for our hope today, tomorrow, and years to come. Join our podcast as we talk about King David and how he praised the Lord, in all kinds of circumstances, for His guidance, preservation, safety and blessings.  Hope4Today is an outreach program of Yield to the King Ministry.

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