In this message, Bobby expresses gratitude for the support received during challenging times in Beaver Falls, likening his experience to a "midlife crisis" and an ill-fated surfing trip that highlighted the human tendency to miss out on present joys while chasing elusive goals. He distinguishes between chronos (chronological time) and kairos (opportune time), emphasizing the importance of recognizing and seizing God's ordained moments. Bobby uses scriptural examples, urging listeners to redeem the time by focusing on eternal treasures and finding peace in God's provision. He concludes by emphasizing that God has placed eternity in our hearts, urging us to see Him in every aspect of life.

Outline of Main Points:

Gratitude for Support
- Acknowledges the prayers and financial support received from the saints during difficult times in Beaver Falls.
- Compares his experience to a "midlife crisis" and a challenging surfing trip.
Chronos vs. Kairos
- Defines chronos as chronological time - relentless, unforgiving, and unalterable.
- Defines kairos as opportune time - God's ordained moments, opportunities for growth and change.
- Emphasizes the importance of recognizing and seizing kairos moments.
Redeeming the Time
- Encourages listeners to focus on eternal treasures, as taught by Jesus in Matthew 6.
- Urges listeners to find peace in God's provision and to live in the present moment.
Eternity in Our Hearts
- Highlights Solomon's words in Ecclesiastes, emphasizing the fleeting nature of life and the importance of eternity.
- Concludes that God has placed eternity in our hearts, urging listeners to see Him in every aspect of life.

Messages from Psalm 31