James 4:13–17 challenges the illusion of control by exposing how easily we make plans without reference to God. Life, James says, is a mist—brief and fragile—so we must learn to live each day in humble dependence on the Lord’s will. Presuming on the future without God isn’t just foolish—it’s sin, and the antidote is faith-filled surrender to the One who holds tomorrow.

James 4:13–17 challenges the illusion of control by exposing how easily we make plans without reference to God. Life, James says, is a mist—brief and fragile—so we must learn to live each day in humble dependence on the Lord’s will. Presuming on the future without God isn’t just foolish—it’s sin, and the antidote is faith-filled surrender to the One who holds tomorrow.

James 4:13–17 challenges the illusion of control by exposing how easily we make plans without reference to God. Life, James says, is a mist—brief and fragile—so we must learn to live each day in humble dependence on the Lord’s will. Presuming on the future without God isn’t just foolish—it’s sin, and the antidote is faith-filled surrender to the One who holds tomorrow.

James 4:13-17 "Vitual Atheism" (Tuesday 8/5/25)

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James 4:13-17 "Vitual Atheism" (Tuesday 8/5/25)

James 4:13-17 "Vitual Atheism" (Tuesday 8/5/25)