Legacy isn’t something we leave one day; it’s something we’re living every day. Long before our race is finished, our choices, our faithfulness, and our obedience are already telling a story. People may not remember every word we say, but they will remember the life we lived and the example we set. The question isn’t whether we’re leaving a legacy — it’s whether we’re leaving one that points people to Christ.

Paul didn’t measure his life by comfort, applause, or ease. He measured it by faithfulness. At the end of his life, he didn’t say he had it easy; he said he finished well. That kind of finish doesn’t happen by accident. It’s built through daily surrender, staying anchored in God’s Word, and choosing obedience even when it’s costly.

One day, each of us will stand before the Lord, and what will matter most is not how popular we were, but whether we kept the faith. So, live today with eternity in mind. Run your race with purpose. Finish strong. Leave a legacy that lasts.

Just a thought,

PSS