The Ground On Which We Walk Today, Will Be Our Roof Tomorrow

• It is critical to remind ourselves everyday about life and death. There is a thin line between life and death.
• Man is today and tomorrow, he’s no more.
• The ground on which you walk today will be your roof tomorrow.
• The ants you kill today will render you powerless and feed on your cadaver (dead body) tomorrow. Scary isn’t it?
• Yes! indeed we are sojourners here and this world is indeed not our home. Let’s never lose cognizant of this fact and let’s live our lives as such.
• The hatred, selfishness, quarrels, backbiting, gossips, discrimination, corruption, to mention but just a few will end us no where. Love all and hate none. This is the gospel.
• The flesh we desire so much today will be welcomed by the termites and ground when we sign out from this world. Our soul rather lingers on to eternity.
• Love not the flesh, love rather your soul and work it out daily as you work out your own salvation with fear and trembling.
• ‘Nipa wɔ bɛɛbi kɔ’ like the local parlance puts it literally means that: ‘there is a journey to embark on hereafter’.
• The earth our rented place, heaven our home.

Selah…
Kofi Peprah Eric