It's probably the last thing on your mind today, and yet few issues are more important.

James chapter 4 says, you do not know what your life will be like tomorrow.

You are like a puff of smoke, visible for a little while, and then dissolving into

thin air.

As mortal beings, we understand our lives are temporary, but we don't like to think

about the inevitable.

But today, on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall reminds us that embracing our destiny

can and should accelerate and ignite our passion for God.

He titled his message, Visiting the Real Twilight Zone.

The crisp voice of Rod Sirling is familiar to most of us.

Those well-enunciated words, that amazing ability with such a fine script to carry us from

the world of the scene to the unseen, out of the realm of the now into the realm of tomorrow.

Another dimension called the Twilight Zone.

Oh, I've had more fun with that this week than you'll ever believe.

I stuck it in my pocket and I was in a department store looking for ties and I turned it on.

Dear guy next to me thought I'd moved into the realm of tomorrow.

You looked at me and said, is that you and I said, it's not me.

Doesn't it make you want to just curl up with your teddy bear in the fetal position and

kind of suck your life away in some corner?

There's something amazing about those haunting four notes.

There's something so familiar and yet so strange.

So strange.

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