CROSSING OVER TO A GREATER TOMORROW
By Rev. Samuel Arimoro
Main Text: Isaiah 43:19
Key Verse: “Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert.” (Isaiah 43:19)
Supporting Texts: Deuteronomy 30:19; Proverbs 4:18; Jeremiah 29:11; Philippians 3:13-14; Exodus 14:15-16
INTRODUCTION
Crossing over is a recurring theme in Scripture that signifies transition, advancement, and divine promotion. God never designs seasons to trap His people; He designs them as pathways into greater dimensions of purpose and blessing. Every end marks the beginning of something better in the plan of God.
Many believers struggle at the point of transition because of fear, past disappointments, or attachment to former seasons. However, God’s instruction is clear: do not dwell on the former things, for He is actively doing a new thing. A greater tomorrow demands a renewed mindset, fresh faith, and obedience to divine direction.
As we prepare to cross over, it is important to understand that greater tomorrows do not happen by chance but by alignment. When we walk with God, trust His promises, and respond to His leading, we step into futures that exceed our expectations and glorify His name.
1. GOD IS THE ARCHITECT OF A GREATER TOMORROW
God Himself designs the future of His people, and His plans are always filled with hope and progress. A greater tomorrow begins with trusting God’s sovereign intentions rather than human predictions.
a) God’s plans are intentional and good (Jeremiah 29:11)
God never leads His people into uncertainty without purpose; every divine plan is carefully crafted to bring hope, peace, and a fulfilled destiny.
b) God sees beyond your present limitations (Isaiah 55:8-9)
While you may see obstacles, God sees opportunities and outcomes that align with His eternal wisdom.
c) God prepares tomorrow ahead of today (Deuteronomy 31:8)
The future you are stepping into has already been arranged by God’s presence and power.
d) Trust in God removes fear of the unknown (Proverbs 3:5-6)
When you lean on God’s understanding, confusion gives way to divine direction and peace.
Biblical Example: Joseph moved from prison to palace because God was orchestrating a greater tomorrow beyond his suffering (Genesis 41:39-41).
2. LETTING GO OF THE PAST IS ESSENTIAL FOR CROSSING OVER
You cannot embrace a greater tomorrow while holding tightly to yesterday’s pain, failures, or successes. God requires release before He grants replacement.
a) The past can hinder progress if not surrendered (Philippians 3:13)
Focusing on past losses or achievements can distract you from what God is currently doing.
b) God calls for forward movement, not backward reflection (Luke 9:62)
Looking back weakens spiritual focus and delays divine advancement.
c) Healing precedes meaningful transition (Isaiah 43:18)
God instructs His people to forget former things so that new things can emerge fully.
d) Release creates room for renewal (2 Corinthians 5:17)
In Christ, old seasons lose their power, and new beginnings take shape.
Biblical Example: Lot’s wife looked back and was immobilized, missing the future God prepared (Genesis 19:26).
3. FAITH IS THE BRIDGE INTO A GREATER TOMORROW
Every divine crossover requires faith. Faith enables believers to step into what they cannot yet see but God has already promised.
a) Faith responds to God’s word with action (Hebrews 11:8)
Obedient faith moves even when the destination is not fully revealed.
b) Fear is defeated by confidence in God’s promises (2 Timothy 1:7)
God empowers His people with boldness to move forward without intimidation.
c) Faith speaks before results appear (2 Corinthians 4:13)
Confession aligned with God’s word activates supernatural outcomes.
d) Faith attracts divine backing (Hebrews 11:6)
God is pleased when His people trust Him enough to move forward decisively.
Biblical Example: The Israelites crossed the Red Sea by faith, stepping into a future of freedom (Exodus 14:21-22).
4. OBEDIENCE POSITIONS YOU FOR GREATER TOMORROWS
Obedience is the practical expression of faith that unlocks God’s promises. What you obey today determines what you enjoy tomorrow.
a) God blesses prompt obedience (Deuteronomy 28:1-2)
Immediate obedience attracts cumulative blessings and divine favor.
b) Delayed obedience can delay destiny (1 Samuel 15:22)
Partial obedience often leads to partial results and missed opportunities.
c) Obedience aligns you with divine timing (Ecclesiastes 3:11)
God’s instructions place you at the right place at the right time.
d) Obedience guarantees divine support (Joshua 1:8)
God stands firmly behind those who follow His word faithfully.
Biblical Example: Joshua led Israel into the Promised Land through strict obedience to God’s command (Joshua 6:2-5).
CONCLUSION
Crossing over to a greater tomorrow is not a wishful thought but a divine invitation. God is calling you to trust Him, release the past, walk by faith, and obey His instructions wholeheartedly. Your future is not random; it is guided by a faithful God.
As you step forward, remember that greater tomorrows are secured by today’s decisions. Choose faith over fear, obedience over hesitation, and hope over despair. God is already ahead of you, preparing a future that will testify of His goodness.
PRAYER POINTS
1. Father, align my life with Your plan for a greater tomorrow.
2. Lord, help me release every burden from past seasons.
3. I receive faith to move boldly into my next level.
4. Every fear resisting my progress, be destroyed.
5. Father, grant me grace to obey You completely.
6. I declare divine clarity as I step into a new season.
7. Lord, open doors that will usher me into my prepared future.
8. I receive strength to finish this season well.
9. Father, let my tomorrow reflect Your glory.
10. I step into the new year with confidence in God’s promises.
