We spend so much of life planning for tomorrow—setting goals, building strategies, and assuming the future will unfold the way we expect. But in Epistle of James 4, we’re reminded that tomorrow is never guaranteed—it’s a gift. The problem isn’t planning; it’s planning without surrender.

This message challenges us to examine how often we delay obedience, postpone what matters most, or treat today like a rehearsal for the life we’ll live later. James calls us to hold our plans with open hands, trust God’s direction, and act on what He is asking us to do now.