“Today, if you hear His voice, do not harden your hearts.”
(Ps 95:7,8 and Hebrews 4:7).
As I have been writing my full head-trauma book, with my editor in Cincinnati, I continue to learn more and more about the wreck and things that happened before and after it.
The other day, I was looking through one of my files online and voila!, I ran up on a poem that Heather had written sometime before that June 18, 2002.
Dive in and see what stands out to you —
If Today Were Your Last Day
By: Heather Folden
If today were your last day,
What would you do?
Would you spend time smoking,
And drinking too? Or
Would you tell your parents that you love them
And you’ll see them soon?
If today were your last day,
Would you hang out with your friends
As long as you could?
And forget about the people who are lost
Like most people would.
Or would you witness to everyone you could,
Like true Christians should.
Every Christian is responsible for telling
As many lost people about Jesus as they can
Otherwise, who’s gonna do it for them
When you are the only one who can understand
Just how much they need God,
Because you are the one in the Master’s plan.
If today were your last day,
Would you spend it sinning or witnessing?
If you look to Jesus you’ll find no problems
Seeing what God is saying,
And you’ll then find out the role
A true Christian should be playing
As they share the love of Christ
Through everything they are saying.
If today were your last day,
Would you witness without any slack?
Could you say you lived your life to the fullest
And don’t have to look back?
God’s love will help you share Jesus’ life
To all those around you who have pain and strife.
What would you do if today were your last day?
