Jun 16, 2026 · 48 min · 10 segments
Imagine you are in your nineties, and you are granted one hour to return to your younger self for a conversation. What would you tell you? Pastor Mike Patz continues our series, What’s the Point, a…
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Imagine you're 90 years old and you get one hour to come back to your present self.
One hour to come back to your current self and Knowing what you know at age 90, knowing what you know from world events, knowing what you know from the way life has unfolded, what would you say to your present self? What would you tell you to do more of or less of? Would you tell yourself, work more? Would you tell yourself, invest in Elon Musk's most recent company.
Memorize scriptures now because I'm telling you, you're gonna need those two decades from now.
What would your 90-year-old self tell you? Invest in eternity because I see things come and go like fads and fashions, but invest in that which will never pass away.
Ecclesiastes 12, which is where we now are, is the emotional and theological climax of the book of Ecclesiastes.
Imagine you're 90 years old and you get one hour to come back to your present self.
One hour to come back to your current self and Knowing what you know at age 90, knowing what you know from world events, knowing what you know from the way life has unfolded, what would you say to your present self? What would you tell you to do more of or less of? Would you tell yourself, work more? Would you tell yourself, invest in Elon Musk's most recent company.
Memorize scriptures now because I'm telling you, you're gonna need those two decades from now.
What would your 90-year-old self tell you? Invest in eternity because I see things come and go like fads and fashions, but invest in that which will never pass away.
Ecclesiastes 12, which is where we now are, is the emotional and theological climax of the book of Ecclesiastes.
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