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Tomorrow's Bread

Reflecting on God's Future Supply

Mark A. Cornelius
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Mark A. Cornelius

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"Give us this day, our tomorrow bread..."

God is not acting in one dimension of time―the present―but is also capable of acting in the future. God is omnipresent, existing and evident by his works in any place and at any time. I serve a vast and complex God... who feeds me, not just in the moment, but toward a planned future. With that kind of assurance, I might almost be tempted to play god myself and think, he will keep me safe, even when I put myself in harm's way. What I have come to understand is that all He provides for me is for His purpose and pleasure, not mine. Therefore, I should today and forever be searching out that purpose in order to be properly fed... tomorrow.

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