Hey, this is Kyle Eidleman from Southeast Christian Church, and I'm going to thank you for listening to the message today.

As we open up the scriptures together, I pray that this message inspires you, challenges you, and is the right word at just the right time in your life.

Enjoy the message.

This week, our Franklin campus pastor, Bryson Cook, is wrapping up

our study through the books of First and Second Peter with a message called The End in Sight.

Throughout this series, our prayer has been, God, help us live with urgency and hope, knowing that

Jesus is coming soon. For the last few weeks, we have been challenged to stay alert, to stay faithful, to stay focused

on what really matters.

My prayer for you through this message is that you would be inspired to live with the end

in sight, not with the spirit of fear, not with the spirit of anxiety, but with the spirit of purpose

and mission, knowing that every day the return of Jesus is delayed is an opportunity to impact

the world around us. So would you join me in welcoming Bryson as he comes to teach to us from God's

Word? What's up, Church family?

Hey, so here's the deal.

As we begin, I want to take us back to the glory days of 1985.

Back to the future is the number one movie in America.

Queen and Aryo Speedwagon and Eric Clapton and Tom Petty so many others are rocking out the stage at LiveAid.

The Chicago Bears are Super Bowl champions. Where's my Bears fans at?

Yeah. Sorry about all the suffering since then for you all.

Hey, and to depress all of us, listen, the average monthly rent in the United States is

$3.25 per month. How about that? Yeah, that just hurts my soul. One lesser known aspect of

1985 was a breakthrough study by a man named David Meister. He was a business consultant who studied

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