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Tomorrow's News

As you may now know, tomorrow is Sunday, our Lord's day.
Truthfully, I haven't been to church for about almost 3 weeks. I've been unfaithful to my Lord's will and His Word. Hopefully I might awake very early in the morning and prepare everything for the day. I also work at 3 on Sunday. Hopefully everything will go right with God and I and hopefully I will recharge my batteries.

Don't forsake our Lord's will for the pleasures of this world which are temporal and full of vanities.
I started the New Year with low self-esteem and putting my eyes on the pleasure of flesh and on the materialism that the world offers. Hopefully February will be a different story :)
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