“Someday” is a disease that strips the individual from his
or her ultimate potential. To say “ I will do that Someday” or “I will embark on
that all important life-altering direction in my life Someday” is actually
admitting “that day will never come.” Someday is an excuse not to begin
something but to have it always there just in case Someday comes. Someday is
the disease of eternal procrastination especially when it concerns the work of advancing the Kingdom of Christ and His Crown Rights over all the earth.
The reasons for appealing to “Someday” are many. At times fear uses the “Someday” excuse while knowing deep
down that “Someday” will never come. Sometimes a lack of conviction that the project desired for “Someday”
is the right thing. In this case it is better that “Someday” never comes.
However, if the project is justifiable, neglecting its execution may simply be the result of sloth. At other times lack of faith or opportunity moves that “Someday” further and
further into the future until there is no longer any future to move it to. In
this case the old adage is true; “Someday never comes.”
If what is proposed for “Someday” is right and good, then
the time to act is now. When the “Someday Proposition” is for the service and
advancement of the Kingdom of Christ the time to act is not only now, it is overdue.
Yesterday is no longer an option to begin since that day is gone, never to be redeemed again. Nor is tomorrow
and option since tomorrow never really comes. The time to act is now. The time to make
that move is now.
"Now" is attainable – “Someday” is not.
"Now" is attainable – “Someday” is not.