“Someday,” is a word with many uses. It is used by those of us who prefer to put things off; “Someday, I will learn to paint.” Someday, I will lose weight.” “Someday, I will become that better person.” Life challenges us to not wait for someday, but to begin now to be all we can be.
In the life of faith, also, we use the word: “Someday.” How many of us make promises to God? That someday, we will have a deeper prayer life. That someday, we will become better Christians. Jesus challenges us to begin today; that “someday,” becomes “now.”
Musings From St. Anthony's Walnut Tree 
a-men. Even this year when it began I knew I had to take the time for personal ‘connection’ prayer, Word study and contemplation time…….yet even so early in the year…..other things intrude. Not someday but THIS DAY. Really it is the only day we have. Tomorrow may never come. Thank you. I am grateful for your post.
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With so much uncertainty, it’s the only sane way to get through it all. “Sufficient for today is its own evil.”
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