🌟 Embracing Our Unfinished Journey: "The Best Was Yet to Come" 🌟

Hey everyone, it's John Heffron here. You know, I'm turning 54 soon 🎉 and was in bed 🛌 thinking about all the things that haven't happened yet for me. Why is this person getting that, and I'm not? I should have this “blank” by now etc etc.

But then I realized something profound: we're all works in progress 🛠️. No matter how much we've accomplished or how far we've come, there's always more to learn 📚, more to experience 🌍, and more ways to grow 🌱. Our stories are still being written 📝, and that's what makes life so exciting. Embrace being unfinished—it's not a flaw, but a testament to our endless potential 🌟.

So, all night, I kept thinking about “Unfinished in your 50s” 💭. Keep pushing, keep dreaming, and remember, the best is always yet to come 🌅. Let's enjoy this journey together.

And of course, Bryan Adams' "The Best Was Yet to Come" 🎶 popped into my head. So let's go!!

🎉🙌 "The Journey Continues!" 🙌🎉

Hey there,

🕺💃 Today, let's delve into the inspiring song "The Best Was Yet to Come" by Bryan Adams and its beautiful connection to Philippians 1:6. This heartfelt ballad reminds us of the ongoing nature of our life's journey and the promise of growth and fulfillment that lies ahead.

🎶 Lyrics to Inspire Your Heart: 🎶

“Aint it funny how time files

When the Best was yet to come”

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These touching lyrics remind us that no matter where we are in life, there's always more to hope for and strive towards. The message of continuing to dream and believe in the future is a powerful testament to our potential and the unending journey we are on.

📖 Devotional Inspiration: 📖

"Being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus."

🌟 The Takeaway: 🌟

God is continually working in us, shaping and molding us into who He created us to be. Our journey is not yet complete.

As we reflect on Philippians 1:6, we're reassured that God, who began a good work in us, will see it through to completion. This verse speaks to the ongoing process of growth and transformation in our lives. It encourages us to trust that God is actively working in us, even when we may not see immediate results.

The connection between the lyrics of "The Best Was Yet to Come" and Philippians 1:6 is profound. The song's message of dreaming and believing in a brighter future aligns perfectly with the biblical promise that God's work in us is ongoing.

We are reminded to embrace our unfinished state, recognizing it as a sign of our potential and God's unending work in our lives.

In light of this reflection, I invite you to consider the following takeaways for the week ahead:

1. Embrace Your Journey: Recognize that being unfinished is a testament to your potential and God's work in your life. Celebrate the progress you've made and look forward to what lies ahead.

2. Keep Dreaming: Hold on to your dreams and aspirations. Trust that the best is yet to come as you continue to grow and evolve.

3. Trust in God's Plan: Have confidence that God is guiding you and will complete the good work He has started in you.

🌟 Reflection and Application: 🌟

May you find joy in knowing that God is continually working in you, guiding you towards a future filled with promise and fulfillment.

Have an amazing week! 🎉

With Love,

80's Church

John and Michelle H 💕

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as always please if you enjoy tell a freind or simply just enjoy it yourself. these songs are simply ways to jump of into more powerful readings. This as been a learning process for me and i find writting this as a Study. Michelle is the rock in all this and knows her stuff.

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