Tomorrow. When I think of the word tomorrow, I can’t help but think of the song from the musical Annie whose title happens to be Tomorrow with the lyrics, “The sun will come out tomorrow . . .”
Sometimes when I am right in the midst of disheartening news where the core of my belly hurts from such sorrow, I can’t imagine there being a sunnier tomorrow . . . not ever.
Yet, miraculously laughter comes, and joy fills the void.
The cycles of life are inevitable and come with each tomorrow (my brain knows this), yet watching the spark dim from a loved one’s life can seem far too much to bear (my heart feels this).
Gratefully, though, a woman blessing of great faith sent me this quote:
God wouldn’t have allowed it unless He had a purpose. Don’t just go through it- grow through it.
I have read the above several times over, and I intend to keep these words close to me today as well as every tomorrow.
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God can definitely make good things come of any situation. Thanks for sharing your post. I love the picture. – Sarah, stopping by from Five Minute Friday.
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Sarah, thank you for stopping by! Have a great weekend.
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How true it is that in the midst of the hard, the gut wrenching, our feelings make it difficult for us to believe that tomorrow will be better. How wonderful it is that His Word, which is forever settled, gives us reason to believe that tomorrow, the future will be better. Thanks for your post. Visiting from FMF. have a wonderful weekend.
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E, thank you for stopping by and taking the time to comment. You too on that wonderful weekend!
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You are welcome and thank you. 🙂
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GROW through it. Oooohhhh, that painful growing! It hurts! And God is good and works all things, even the hard and bad things, out for the good of those who love Him and are called according to His purpose (Rom 8:28). What a promise!
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