it’s a new day
Written for his wife, I think. Robbie Seay’s got such a good voice…
a far off destination
A popular statement these days is, “We believe that the journey’s more important than the destination.”
I like knowing where I’m going. Paul longed to “be with Christ” (Phil 1:23). If the destination is irrelevant to the journey, what good is the journey? If life is full of sentimental, trite, “Chicken Soup for the Soul” lessons, it is far better to die than live that wasted existence. Oh that I may long for that glorious destination to dwell in heaven with Christ!
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