#1. “What is your life? You are a mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes.” James 4:14
#2. “So teach us to number our days, that we may get a heart of wisdom.” Psalm 90:12
#3. When we see how much time we have left, we get more serious about the time we have now.
#4. What would you on your last day tell you today about what’s most important in life?
#5. Jesus’ life tells us that the whole point of our existence is about entering into relationships.
#6. Always in a hurry but never too busy for relationships, Jesus valued people over projects & conversations over checklists.
#7. First, Jesus loved His Father by praying to Him, staying with Him, and obeying Him.
#8. Second, Jesus loved His friends by investing a disproportionate amount of time preparing them to carry on His legacy.
#9. The two most powerful words we can tell someone? Follow me. Time is the greatest gift we can give others.
#10. Finally, Jesus loved His foes by forgiving His enemies and not carrying a grudge to the grave.
#11. Even on the Cross in his final hour, Jesus loved His Father, loved His friends, and loved His foes.
#12. When we leave this Earth, it’s not about what we leave others, it’s about what we leave IN others.
#13. Jesus leveraged His powerful platform to leave a legacy of love. Legacy lives for others, while fame lives for itself.
#14. Since Jesus died for our days, our days don’t end when we die.
#15. Since life is short and eternity is long, love God and love people.
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