When I hit a milestone birthday a few years back, it hit me like a ton of bricks. Reaching 30, 40, and 50 presented no problems. For the first time in my life, I started to look back instead of ahead and upward. Have I reached the pinnacle in my journey? Is it all downhill (or maybe flat) from here?Don't get me wrong - I was (and still am) very content in my marriage and family situation. However, pondering my career and financial position created some angst.Like many career folks, I've spent my life working, stretching and pressing ahead on life's journey. It's a narrow road that leads to life (Matthew 7:13-14) and I have always viewed it as an upward trek, with greater views to come along the way.

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2. God is
not
done
with me

3. Hes not
disappointed
in me

4. I must discipline
myself to keep
looking ahead

5. I must learn to be content

6. Are you concerned that you have
reached your summit in life?

7. There are natural world life stages we
become accustomed to

8. The demonic realm seeks to kill,
steal and destroy (John 10:10)

9. They can put thoughts in our
mind and stir up memories

10. God will not take back His giftings
and He's not done with us

11. Jeremiah 29:11 promises that
He has good plans for me.

12. As I delight in
Him, He will
give me the
desires of my
heart (Psalm
37:4)

13. As I can keep my
mind steadfast on
the Lord and His
promises, I can
walk in peace
through every trial
(Isa 2:3-4)

14. He will work to
bring good out of
all my foul ups
(Roman 8:28)

15. I need to work to enter into the
Sabbath rest He has for me and
continue to work hard but trusting
Him for the results (Hebrews 4:10)

16. Get back on the
narrow road that
leads to life

17. God has not given up on
you

18. We want to hear the words "Well done"
when we cross the finish line

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