Today and Tomorrow

The sermon centers on the biblical truth that time is fleeting, transient, and ultimately uncertain, urging believers to live with a God-centered perspective rather than self-reliant planning. Drawing from James 4:13–16, Psalm 90, and Matthew 6:34, it emphasizes that life is brief—like a vapor, mist, or fog—reminding listeners that tomorrow is not guaranteed and is unknown, even to us, though it is known to God. The message calls for daily surrender of plans to God's will, rejecting presumption and boasting about the future, and instead embracing the imperative to 'seek first the kingdom of God' and to ask, 'What does God want me to do today?' It underscores that today is sufficient, filled with enough challenges and opportunities to steward wisely, and that faith is most real when walking into the unknown with Christ. The sermon concludes with an invitation to yield daily to God's guidance, trusting in His provision and presence, and living each day as a response to His grace.