This sermon explores the life of Moses through the lens of Acts 7 and Hebrews 11, examining how God transforms ordinary lives into extraordinary legacies. The message divides Moses' 120-year life into three distinct 40-year stages: Egypt (success and accomplishment), Midian (disappointment and wilderness), and Ministry (purpose beyond self). The central theological insight is that we were not created to live ordinary lives, but many of us spend our existence oscillating between stages of success and failure, never reaching the third stage where life becomes about serving God and others rather than ourselves. The sermon challenges listeners to move beyond "resume virtues" (personal accomplishments) to "eulogy virtues" (character, faith, and impact on others). True fulfillment comes not from accumulating achievements or recovering from losses, but from encountering God at the "burning bush" and allowing Him to redeem and recycle every part of our story—both successes and failures—for His purposes.