Life's Brevity Wake-Up Call
An elderly man's regret shifts his perspective
Jun 30, 2026 · 18 min · 19 segments
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[gentle music] We need to live with an urgency, an urgency to do everything Jesus Christ has set out for us to do.
Live with an urgency because you don't have the time to waste by not being who God called you to be.
We don't have time to dabble outside of what we know we're here for.
A pastor I know asked an older man on his deathbed, "What's one of the most sobering realities of life that comes to mind for you right now?" The old man answered, "The brevity of it." It's short.
It passes by quickly.
And many people are hit with the reality that life has passed by very quickly when it's too late.
So hear me clearly.
Time does not wait on you.
It will never wait on you.
So make your time count.
The number of days you have on this earth should produce some kind of fruit for God's purposes.
You have lives to touch.
You have unbelievers that you need to point to Christ.
You have a call to serve.
You have assignments to fulfill with a due date that you are not aware of.
Let that not lead you to procrastination with your deeds.
Let it instead lead you to labor like the due date is today.
Work with urgency.
Serve with urgency.
Love with urgency.
Pray with an urgency.
Every day really does count.
Our lives will be judged one day by our Father in heaven, and I mean everything.
[gentle music] We need to live with an urgency, an urgency to do everything Jesus Christ has set out for us to do.
Live with an urgency because you don't have the time to waste by not being who God called you to be.
We don't have time to dabble outside of what we know we're here for.
A pastor I know asked an older man on his deathbed, "What's one of the most sobering realities of life that comes to mind for you right now?" The old man answered, "The brevity of it." It's short.
It passes by quickly.
And many people are hit with the reality that life has passed by very quickly when it's too late.
So hear me clearly.
Time does not wait on you.
It will never wait on you.
So make your time count.
The number of days you have on this earth should produce some kind of fruit for God's purposes.
You have lives to touch.
You have unbelievers that you need to point to Christ.
You have a call to serve.
You have assignments to fulfill with a due date that you are not aware of.
Let that not lead you to procrastination with your deeds.
Let it instead lead you to labor like the due date is today.
Work with urgency.
Serve with urgency.
Love with urgency.
Pray with an urgency.
Every day really does count.
Our lives will be judged one day by our Father in heaven, and I mean everything.
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