NIGHT IS COMING

William Shakespear of blessed memory asserted that "all the world is a stage" and we are mere actors.  Actors come on stage briefly, perform their roles and exit the stage.  In the same way, we are born into this world, play our various roles and purposes and exit (death) the stage unto backstage (eternity).  The backstage is where the real life goes on.

As actors we have to perform our part (role) very well to the admiration of the director (God) before our time elapses.  Have you had to complete an assignment before the next day and suddenly the lights went off?  As long as it is day, as long as we have strength (youthful), we must keep on doing the work of Him who sent us (redeemed us from evil) because night is coming when no one can work.  Your night could be old age, sickness, deformation or physical disability which may render you incapable of doing God's work.  Today is your time, tomorrow may never be your.

The song writer says "one day at a time, sweet Jesus, tomorrow may never be mine. Lord help me today, show me your way, one day at a time"

"This world is not your home
You are just a stranger (actor) here
Perform your role quickly before the
lights fade on you on stage"

Docia

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