Psalm 90 God’s Amazing Grace
Big Idea: Life is short, wisdom is living with eternity in mind.
In order to keep this life in perspective, remember:
1. God is God and I am not (vs 1-2) Our lives on earth are short and fragile. (Isaiah 40:28; Rom 3:23, 5:12, 6:23; 2 Cor 5:21; Ja 4:14). How would your view of time and purpose change if you started each day remembering that God is eternal and you are not? What distractions or pursuits are keeping you from investing in what truly matters?
2. God invites you to live with wisdom. (v12) We need to prioritize what really matters (Eph 5:15). Only two things last forever, us and God’s Word. What intentional step could you take this week to live with eternal perspective?
3. God redeems and leverages our time (v17). We cannot determine how long we live, but we can determine how well we live (Phil 1:16). Numbering your days doesn’t mean counting the minutes, it means making the minutes count. Are you looking to temporary accomplishments for meaning, or to God’s love and lasting purpose?
What will you do with Jesus?
Psalm 90 God’s Amazing Grace
Big Idea: Life is short, wisdom is living with eternity in mind.
In order to keep this life in perspective, remember:
1. God is God and I am not (vs 1-2) Our lives on earth are short and fragile. (Isaiah 40:28; Rom 3:23, 5:12, 6:23; 2 Cor 5:21; Ja 4:14). How would your view of time and purpose change if you started each day remembering that God is eternal and you are not? What distractions or pursuits are keeping you from investing in what truly matters?
2. God invites you to live with wisdom. (v12) We need to prioritize what really matters (Eph 5:15). Only two things last forever, us and God’s Word. What intentional step could you take this week to live with eternal perspective?
3. God redeems and leverages our time (v17). We cannot determine how long we live, but we can determine how well we live (Phil 1:16). Numbering your days doesn’t mean counting the minutes, it means making the minutes count. Are you looking to temporary accomplishments for meaning, or to God’s love and lasting purpose?
What will you do with Jesus?
