
A Fruitful Life of Legacy
Psalm 92:12-14— “The righteous shall flourish like the palm tree... they shall still bring forth fruit in old age.”
Delivered byMajor Joseph Mwakalinga
The Teaching
The palm tree in Psalm 92 is still bearing fruit in old age, not because it worked harder in its final years, but because of how deep its roots went early. Legacy for the Kingdom of God works the same way. It is not a single dramatic achievement, it is the compounding result of small, faithful decisions made in obscurity, decisions nobody applauds at the time. If your definition of legacy requires an audience, it is too small. Build for the tree, not the harvest you personally get to see.
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