Bishop Justin reflects on the passing of theologian Walter Brueggemann and preacher Tony Campolo, prompting a consideration of spiritual legacy.

He recalls attending a course led by Brueggemann and being profoundly impacted by his work, particularly "The Prophetic Imagination," which he considers a must-read. He also remembers Tony Campolo mentioning Brueggemann's book as essential reading.

Justin emphasizes the influence of both and their lasting impact. Reflecting on their lives of faithfulness, Justin questions whether he is living his own life in a way that will leave a positive spiritual legacy for future generations. He challenges viewers to shift their focus from personal gain to contributing to God's kingdom and loving others, echoing the examples set by Brueggemann and Campolo.

Justin's core message is how we leave a legacy of transformation and one that actively works towards the realization of God's kingdom, rather than solely pursuing self-interest.

The ultimate tribute to these influential figures, says Justin, is to dedicate oneself to a life centered on God's kingdom and its impact on generations to come, picking up one's cross, and following Christ.