This message calls us to examine what truly defines a lasting spiritual legacy: faithful perseverance rather than spectacular moments. Drawing from Psalm 47, we're reminded that God chooses our inheritance, freeing us from the exhausting burden of manufacturing significance or worrying about what hasn't happened yet. The heart of this teaching reveals a profound truth—revival isn't always where we're looking. While we might feel discouraged about our immediate circumstances, believers across the globe are experiencing breakthrough: record Bible purchases in America, doubled church attendance in the UK, mass baptisms at universities and high schools. Because we are one body in Christ, their victory is our victory. The challenge isn't to create something extraordinary but to remain faithful in our post, doing what we know works: reading Scripture, praying, obeying, and loving one another. The most miraculous testimony isn't a single dramatic moment but a life that finishes strong, inspiring others decades later through consistent faithfulness. We're called to be salt and light (Matthew 5), not through our strength but through perseverance in the ordinary rhythms of following Jesus.