April 10, 2021

Tomorrow May Never Come

16 minutes

A valuable lesson I have learned over the past 25 years as a financial planner is that there is a enormous difference between those who plan or fail to plan because they think they will live forever and those who know that our days are numbered. Over the last year, I have unfortunately been involved in the settling of many estates. Those that had up to date financial plans in place made the passing a little more tolerable. Those that did not have a financial plan or did, but it was not current, made the loss of life that much worse. My friends, our days are numbered. It is imperative that those things we can control, be managed properly. I can without hesitation tell you that mortality is 100%. We are not staying here and when we leave, there are only two destinations. Please stop procrastinating when it comes to your stewardship and relationships.

If you are not right with God, get there. You must have a relationship with Jesus Christ. If you do not, I would be happy to introduce you.

Fix your broken relationships. Apologize to who you need to apologize to. Accept apologies from others and move on.

Get you financial affairs in order now, not next week or next year.

Job 14:5-7

5 A person’s days are determined;

you have decreed the number of his months

and have set limits he cannot exceed.

6 So look away from him and let him alone,

till he has put in his time like a hired laborer.

7 “At least there is hope for a tree:

If it is cut down, it will sprout again,

and its new shoots will not fail.