The sermon explored 2 Timothy 4:5-8, focusing on the importance of living a life of faith that impacts others and leaves a lasting legacy. Pastor Marty challenged us to consider how our faith journey affects those around us and what spiritual legacy we're leaving behind. He emphasized that it's not about perfection, but about persistently showing up and pouring out our lives for Christ.

Takeaways:

We should ask ourselves: "Who will say their faith was born or strengthened because your life stayed connected to Jesus?"
Our faith should be transferable, not just personal. It's about influencing others and passing on our faith.
Living for God isn't about being busy for Him, but about obedience and staying aligned with His will for our lives.
As we approach Memorial Day, let's remember not just those who sacrificed for our physical freedoms, but also reflect on the spiritual legacy we're building. The sermon provided a helpful 5-question spiritual audit to help us evaluate our faith journey and ensure we're "finishing the race, not just running in circles."

May we all be encouraged to live lives that pour out our faith daily, leaving a legacy that will matter 100 years from now.