There are a number of over used phrases in the English language.  For example, consider the phrase, "That's what it's all about."  I have heard hunters, coaches, race car drivers and dog trainers all use that phrase.  I have heard party animals and little kids and even a few "saints" use the idiom about all kinds of activities.  It begs the question, "What is it all about?"  In our text for 10.10.10, we'll look at what Jesus Christ said it was all about.  His worldview will certainly clash with the worldview of most people I know.  A Theocentric view of what life is about and how to live it is unpopular in a culture of "me."  In John 13:31, 32, Jesus uses a form of the word "glory" five times.  Jesus spoke and lived in the reality that everything is from God, sustained by God and for God's glory.  We are here for God.  We have the capacity and the responsibility to seek Him, know Him, love Him, obey Him and glorify Him.  The chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.  That is what it is all about AND actually living in light of that will "change your life forever".  What is competing with this worldview in your world right now?