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What You Do Now Determines Your Eternity (Clip)
Steve Hill
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Steve Hill

What You Do Now Determines Your Eternity (Clip)

Steve Hill · 0:43

Steve Hill emphasizes that the choices and faithfulness in one's current life determine their eternal destiny.
This sermon emphasizes the importance of how we live our lives in relation to our eternal destiny, using the example of James Irwin, an astronaut who died unexpectedly despite living a healthy and God-centered life. It challenges listeners to consider the significance of their current choices and actions in determining their spiritual outcome after death.

Full Transcript

1991, riding his bicycle, heart attack and died. A health fanatic, a jogger, an eating good food, making sure everything he did was right, living for God, living holy. If there was ever a man that should have lived to his 90s, James Irwin the astronaut should have lived in his 90s. But he died. I thank God that he was one of those that was living for the Lord. He was on fire for God. But what you do right now friend, what you're doing right now in your life determines what's going to happen to you after you die. Stay with me.

Sermon Outline

  1. I
    • Illustration of James Irwin's life and death
    • The unpredictability of physical life
    • Importance of spiritual readiness
  2. II
    • What you do now affects your eternal future
    • Living for God with passion and holiness
    • The urgency of making right choices
  3. III
    • Encouragement to stay committed to God
    • Reflection on personal life decisions
    • Call to action for spiritual vigilance

Key Quotes

“If there was ever a man that should have lived to his 90s, James Irwin the astronaut should have lived in his 90s.” — Steve Hill
“But what you do right now friend, what you're doing right now in your life determines what's going to happen to you after you die.” — Steve Hill
“He was on fire for God.” — Steve Hill

Application Points

  • Evaluate your current life choices in light of your eternal destiny.
  • Commit to living passionately and faithfully for God every day.
  • Recognize the urgency of spiritual preparedness regardless of physical health.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who was James Irwin mentioned in the sermon?
James Irwin was an astronaut who lived a healthy and holy life but died unexpectedly, illustrating that physical health does not guarantee longevity.
What is the main message of the sermon?
The main message is that what you do now in your life determines your eternal destiny.
Why is living for God important according to the sermon?
Living for God is important because it prepares you for eternity and ensures you are spiritually ready when life ends.
Does physical health guarantee a long life?
No, physical health does not guarantee a long life as shown by the example of James Irwin.

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