You don't have to already be doing well in order to qualify for a good future; nor do you have to be miserable in order to be poised for transformation. It all has less to do with what you bring to the table than it does with how close you allow God to get to you. As Daniel concludes the pivotal message he began last week, he offers all kinds of bright illustrations to help us grasp this one great truth: the best is yet ahead, and you can't drag your past along with you if you'd embrace all the fulfillment that's in store. (And it's trusting the promises of God--not your promises to yourself--that propels you forward to get there.)