Living for Eternity

God has already given every one of us enough time to do what He's asked us to do; the problem isn't a lack of minutes but the distractions we let fill them. When we pay attention to how we actually spend our time and align our schedule around Jesus instead of adding Him to it, we find the peace and purpose we've been chasing.

Because of Jesus, believers can face their future with hope rather than fear. Scripture describes two judgment seats: the Bema Seat, where Christians will answer for what they did with the time, talents, treasure, and testimony God gave them, and the Great White Throne, where those without Jesus answer for their own deeds. Both are presided over by the same Savior who died to bring people to Himself, so the real question isn't whether God wants you, but whether you want Him.