Imagine you are at a fork in the road of life. There are many such forks: What if you married a different person? Chose a different career? Lived in a different state? Each choice determines how your life will play out — a “point of no return,” especially when it comes to God.
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Take all the areas of your life–work, family, hobbies, etc.–and with prayerful intentionality make them count for eternity. All your experiences, good and bad, can be redeemed for God’s future plans for this world.
View SermonTake all the areas of your life–work, family, hobbies, etc.–and with prayerful intentionality make them count for eternity. All your experiences, good and bad, can be redeemed for God’s future plans for this world.
View SermonTake all the areas of your life–work, family, hobbies, etc.–and with prayerful intentionality make them count for eternity. All your experiences, good and bad, can be redeemed for God’s future plans for this world.
View SermonTake all the areas of your life–work, family, hobbies, etc.–and with prayerful intentionality make them count for eternity. All your experiences, good and bad, can be redeemed for God’s future plans for this world.
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You’ve heard it said, “You can’t take it with you when you die.” But what if that’s actually not true? When you visit a foreign country you will need to exchange your American dollars for their currency. So in the same way you can exchange the currency of this world for the “currency” of Heaven. Spend your temporal capital on eternal gains.
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