Steve Jobs' final words reveal a haunting question about whether his achievements brought any lasting meaning.
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A sober sermon on legacy, death, and where trust really belongs.
Psalm 49 treats legacy with a cool eye. It begins with a personal note about being remembered, then turns to the harder claim that riches do not follow anyone past death and that a name built apart from God will not hold.
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If you're wrestling with what lasts when life ends, this Psalm 49 message goes straight there.
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