Here are some of the key thoughts from the message this past weekend:

• The reality of that day needs to shape the reality of this day.
• Much of what we do would change if we lived in light of the fact that we will stand before God and give an account.
• Living for that day begins when you as understand that as a Christian you have a new worldview.
• A Christian worldview gives a person a different target for what matters and what success is.
• New targets means you change how you leverage your resources.
• When we live for that day, it doesn’t make sense to do things today like we used to. The old ways seem silly.
• Solomon had more “er” and “est” than you will ever have. When he got to the end of a life that you and I could only dream of, he stated that the purpose of being a human is this: fear God and keep His commandments.
• Recognize the supremacy of God.
• Recognize that God’s ways for approaching life are indeed the best way to approach life.
• When we live the way Solomon suggests, we are both encouraged by God’s grace and excited to see Him face to face.
• The reality of that day leads us to wanting to do what God wants us to do more than what we want to do.
• People are going to talk about your legacy once you are dead. What are the 5-8 things you want them to say?  Make a list today and see if you are living with that day in mind.