When Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple Computer, died, the headlines basically herald him as a world-changing.

The man who changed the world is dead.

And every one of us who use computers and use Apple computers particularly are very grateful to all

this wonderful things that he come up with. And we're grateful for that. But here is the undisputable

biblical truth. Changing the way we live for the better is wonderful and is great, but it's

hardly word changing. Changing the destiny of men and women, boys and girls from hell to heaven,

that's world changing. And when Jesus looked at his disciples and he said to them,

you are the salt of the earth, you are the light of the world, he was saying that I'm going

to give you an opportunity to be true world changes. I'm going to give you an opportunity

to give up your small ambitions and become world changes. I'm going to give you an opportunity to give up your small ambitions and become world changes.

I'm going to give you the opportunity to transform the destinies, the eternal destinies of men and women, boys and girls from hell to heaven.

I'm going to give you the opportunity to change the eternal destiny of many.

I'm going to give you the opportunity to give many people,

millions of people, true peace of mind, true security. It was really secure. To give them joy,

unspeakable, and fulfillment in life, to give them confidence in their new identity in Christ,

to give them contentment in life.

In fact, when Jesus said those words to the disciples, you are the salt of the earth and the light of the world. He did not make that statement in a vacuum.

He did not make that statement just out of the blue.

He said this only after a whole series of what we call the beatitudes.

Blessed are you.

Blessed are you.

Blessed are you.

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