Muhammad Ali was known for being the greatest boxer of all time—but let’s be honest, he was just as famous for his words as for his punches. “I’m so fast, when I turn off the light, I’m in bed before the room is dark!” or “I float like a butterfly, sting like a bee!” He boasted constantly, but it was funny, confident, and oddly charming. That’s why people loved him—he was bold and didn’t hold back.

But let me ask you—what do you boast about? Is it your grades? Your body? Your car? Your social media following? Your talents? Listen, those things aren’t bad. Achieving something you’re proud of is great! But in the grand scheme of eternity… they vanish in an instant. God told Jeremiah something powerful: “Don’t boast about your wisdom, strength, or riches. Boast that you know Me.” Let that sink in. The Creator of the universe—the God who breathed stars into existence—says the greatest thing you can brag about is knowing Him. Not just knowing about Him—but actually knowing Him.

Here’s the reality: your accomplishments will fade. Your body won’t always be strong, your money can disappear, and people’s applause will quiet down. But God’s kindness, justice, and righteousness last forever. He’s the One who gives, takes, restores, and reigns. When you stand before Him one day, He won’t ask about your followers, trophies, or bank account. He’ll ask, “Did you know Me?”

So here’s the challenge: What’s the loudest boast in your life? Is it about things that won’t last, or about a relationship with the God who never ends? Boast in Him. Love Him more than your success. Brag about His goodness, His faithfulness, and His mercy—because that’s a boast that will echo into eternity.