A.B. Simpson emphasizes the inevitability of standing before the Judgment Seat of Christ, where our lives will be reviewed and our forgotten deeds acknowledged. He paints a vivid picture of the joy and humility we will experience as our names are called and our contributions to the Kingdom are revealed, including the souls we have influenced for Christ. This moment will remind us that our daily actions contribute to a greater narrative, urging us to live purposefully and with eternal significance. Ultimately, we will recognize that all glory belongs to God, not to us.

It will not always be the day of toll and trial. Some day we shall hear our names announced before the universe and the record read of things that we had long forgotten. How our hearts will thrill, and our heads will bow, as we hear our own names called, and then the Master shall recount the triumph and the services which we had ourselves forgotten! And, perhaps, from the ranks of the saved He shall call forward the souls that we have won for Christ, and the souls that they in turn have won. As we see the issue of things that have, perhaps, seemed unimportant at the time, we shall fall before the throne, and say, Not unto us, 0 Lord, not unto us, but unto thy name give glory (Psalm 115:1). Beloved, each day we are adding pages to the record of our lives. We are setting the type ourselves, by every moment's action. Soon the record will be read before the audience of the universe and amid the issues of eternity.