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“If Tomorrow Never Comes”
*Text*: James 4.13-17
*Thesis*: To emphasize the importance of including God in our daily~/future plans.
*Introduction*:
(1) What are your future plans?
(2) Let us note the importance of including God in our plans:
*Discussion*:
I.
Life is Uncertain (v.
13)
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The best of plans can be altered when “life happens.”
B. There is only one certainty: God is.
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Life is Short (v.
14)
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The only second that we are guaranteed is this very second.
B. Hence, today is the most important day and we should get everything in order now.
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Life is according to the will of God (vv.
15-17)
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God must be included in every decision because He is involved in every decision.
B. Omitting God from our plans is a sin.
*Conclusion*:
(1) Again, what are your future plans?
(2) Be sure that they include God!
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