God Doesn’t Expire (But Apparently My Meat Did)

God is truly a fresh God. And I don’t mean trendy, I mean He doesn't spoil. There’s no expiration date on Him. He doesn’t go bad, fade out, or lose power over time. He’s as good today as He’s ever been.

I’ve been thinking about this because one time I ate some meat that definitely did expire. Not my proudest moment. Let’s just say it ended with me throwing up six times in four hours. Not a great vibe.

Ever since then, I’ve become the guy who obsessively checks expiration dates. Bread? Sniff test. Milk? Shake and pray. Yogurt? Not unless it's within a 12-hour safety window. But here’s what hit me in the middle of all that: God doesn’t go bad. Ever.

There’s no point where His love fades or His truth stops working. The Bible, written almost 2,000 years ago, is still speaking, still relevant, still fresh. That’s amazing, isn’t it?

I love this about God. He never gets old. He still speaks, still provides, still does miracles, still shows up in everyday life. He’s the same yesterday, today, and forever. No mold. No rot. No “use by” date.

Maybe it’s just me. Maybe a bad meat incident makes you start thinking about weird stuff. Either way, I’m grateful for a God who never spoils.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I need to go check the fridge… again.