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If I Died Tonight

Last text: "97"

Last Facebook status: "Rocking nirvanas Francis farmer.. I miss the comfort in being sad ... So 90s"

Last Twitter post: "Church members baffled after fellow congregant found slain in woods. http://thesent.nl/o69iD5" from Orlando Sentinel

Last picture I took: picture of my niece Mykaela

Last picture of me: In NICU with my nephew

Last TV show I watched: Americas Next Top Model

Last Call of Duty score: 4 kills 13 deaths (ugh)

Last app I used: Gym Buddy

Last thing I bought: creamer at Publix

Last thing I did: brought dinner to two coworkers

Last email I sent: work request to Andy Beymer at 5:15pm

Last person I called: my mom

Last book I read: Jeremiah 16

Last argument: lady at the bowling league last night

Last prayer: For my sister this morning

Last words I said: I love you

Now.. the real question is... where is my final destination.. or for you... what would your last words, texts, updates be.. are you ready to go? Do you know where your going when you die. We have to plan for things eternal... because everything earthly we leave behind.. Make sure you take the time to plan for your future...

Romans 10:9 "That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved."

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