How do you leave a legacy of love? How do you live for legacy?

Love.

Release.

And keep going.

One of the things I’m sure of is that my mom left a legacy of love. I’ve heard this over and over again over the past few weeks. She consistently took the time to stop and really see people. Some of us struggle with that because we are moving too fast and doing too much and forgetting the value of the human soul. Having the margin to see people and let them feel your love matters.

But you have to love others enough and love yourself enough to know when to let go. If you hold on too long to the wrong person, situation, or thing, you will only waste time.

And no matter what happens in your life, you have to believe that when you feel like you have nothing to give and that your hands are empty, God can fill you up if you will commit to simply keep going and living with the end in mind.

This is the first of three podcasts that I’ll be sharing about eight ways that you can live for legacy. These eight ways are certainly not an exhaustive list,  but they are some things that have been on my mind and heart as I’ve reflected on this last year and on my mom’s life.

I hope that as you listen, you become aware, or you are reminded of the value of leaving a legacy of love. Do the work, it won’t be easy but it will be worth it.

Highlights from Today’s Episode:

  • Leaving a legacy of love
  • Learning the art of forgiveness
  • Why you have to keep going

Resources from Today’s episode: 

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  • When your hands are empty, God sees you have room to hold what He wants to deliver to you. – Chrystal Evans Hurst
  • Legacy is built one small moment at a time. Doing the right things, for the right reasons, for lasting impact.- Chrystal Evans Hurst
  • Continue to move forward, even when it feels like your hands and heart are empty. – Chrystal Evans Hurst

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Let’s Talk!

After you’ve listened to the podcast, I’d love to continue the conversation. Be sure and leave a comment!

  1. How are you choosing to love even when you don’t like? When you are 70 years old, what is the kind love that you want people to remember about you?
  2. When has loving well caused hurt? What person do you need to forgive and release?
  3. Are you willing to give your last? What are you holding on to that God has asked you to give up?

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