What about that one day…

Life today is fraught with tears and heartache. It’s the nature of this fallen world. We have moments of joy, sometimes seasons of joy, but once again comes the broken heart, the grief, the sorrow.

One day, though, our Lord will stop that cycle. One day He will wipe away all those tears and they won’t return because there will be no futher heartache, no further grief, no further sorrow.

What a glorious day!

On that day as well, all those insults that have been hurled at God’s people, the mocking and taunts, the jests and gestures, will be removed and will never return. All that the Jews and those of us grafted in have endured for millennia will be done, gone, trashed, never again heard or seen.

What a glorious day!

Yes, what a glorious day for believers in Jesus—those who have chosen to accept His sacrifice on the cross for their sins, those who have chosen to follow Him, believing in His death, burial, and resurrection.

For those who have chosen not to believe and not to follow, that day will not be the same. They will not have their tears tenderly cared for. They will not be comforted by God. They will not experience the compassion of the Creator, nor the joy of knowing Him and being known by Him. They won’t be in His presence—not even in the presence of those who know Him. Nothing of Him (love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness, self-control) will be available to them.

Which is your desire?
There are two paths available, but they do not end in the same place. Today is the day to choose which one you want. Time to count the cost of your choice and make your choice.

And don’t mistake this: putting off the choice IS a choice, and it’s not the one with wiped tears and joy.

Coffee, Bible, Journal.


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Faye Bryant

Faye Bryant is an author, coach, and speaker who helps individuals escape the lies of the enemy, live into God’s truth, and build a better life by first feeling, dealing, and healing their way through a stuck future or an abused past, toward a deeper path of purpose, and into the unhackable life of their chosen legacy. Hers is a story of resurrection: from death to life!