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Some men sat in a hotel lobby long after dinner and talked and talked and talked.
Finally, as the old grandfather clock tolled out a very late hour it strangely enough tolled thirteen.
When that happened one man looked at everyone else and said, “Well, fellows, it must be later than it has ever been before.’
And with these words he rose and left.
We’ve all already lost yesterday and today is hard upon us and tomorrow is yet another series of decisions.
May we learn from those yesterdays rather than just yearn for those yesterdays. Indeed, let us not continue to make the same old mistakes and expect different and improved results.
May I set before you some thoughts to help you make better decisions from these yesterday studies?
Work toward being what your mother and father wanted you to be at your baptism and how you would like to be remembered at your funeral.
Stand for the best and fall for nothing.
One author put it well, “What frightens me is that men are content with what is not life at all.”
And pray a simple but persistent prayer “Dear Lord, guide me or shove me, whatever it takes...to produce in my daily living an improvement program worth writing home about.”
Finally, as the old grandfather clock tolled out a very late hour it strangely enough tolled thirteen.
When that happened one man looked at everyone else and said, “Well, fellows, it must be later than it has ever been before.’
And with these words he rose and left.
We’ve all already lost yesterday and today is hard upon us and tomorrow is yet another series of decisions.
May we learn from those yesterdays rather than just yearn for those yesterdays. Indeed, let us not continue to make the same old mistakes and expect different and improved results.
May I set before you some thoughts to help you make better decisions from these yesterday studies?
Work toward being what your mother and father wanted you to be at your baptism and how you would like to be remembered at your funeral.
Stand for the best and fall for nothing.
One author put it well, “What frightens me is that men are content with what is not life at all.”
And pray a simple but persistent prayer “Dear Lord, guide me or shove me, whatever it takes...to produce in my daily living an improvement program worth writing home about.”
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Psalm 119:105
”Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path. (NIV)”
Psalm 119:105
”Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path. (NIV)”
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