MORTALITY MOMENTS

My purpose here is to define what I mean by mortality moments. I never had a near death experience so that is not what I am referring to in this exposition. I have a more profound experience to which I am referring when I talk about Mortality Moments. I am referring to that time of life when we all realize we have more days behind us that we have in the future. This can be a devastating revelation to every human who ever lived and we can’t escape its effect on all of us!!!!!!!!

The feeling of “Oh woe what to do”, is a common reaction to mortality moments, and that feeling can be a paralyzing, fear inspiring, deterrent to living out our lives. Each and every one of us must come to terms with our own mortality. I don’t claim it’s an easy chore, and it’s uncomfortable to even think about, but think about it we must, because there’s no alternative. It’s just a fact of being alive the life on this mortal plane is finite and will come to an end some day. If we throw up our hands and mourn our mortality we are already as good as dead!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1. Be thankful every day for what God has given us. We may have new limitations, but remember what we still have.
2. Keep our thoughts positive, because nobody likes a gloomy Gus.
3. Do something constructive every day then we can relish our abilities and not be sad about what we can no longer do.
4. Pray to the Lord for wisdom and ask for forgiveness of our sins in Jesus name and we have life everlasting to look forward to with God the Father through Jesus sacrifice on the cross.
5. Treat every moment we have here on earth as a blessing and gift from God. Make our Heavenly Father proud to have us as his children.
6. Be kind to others. We are all brothers and sisters in God eyes.

Folks we can’t come off this mortal plane alive so do what you can to enjoy what you can while there is still time because time is wasting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you Lord for today and I pray for another day, but Thy will be done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!