Growing Older Gracefully – Conclusion
Over the last few months, we have talked about what it is like to grow old and how it is even better to age gracefully. Not only do we want to experience this blessing ourselves, […]
Over the last few months, we have talked about what it is like to grow old and how it is even better to age gracefully. Not only do we want to experience this blessing ourselves, […]
In this fourth part of our series, “Growing Older Gracefully,” we want to share some thoughts that may help make the aging process a time of blessing. These practical suggestions can positively influence not only […]
About 3000 years ago, a wise man wrote, “There is a time for everything” (Ecclesiastes 3:1, NIV), followed by a long list of life events. No, we don’t find “grandparenting” on that list. And yet, […]
Growing old brings many changes which vary for everyone. Therefore, it is certainly not advisable to compare oneself with others. Such comparison raises questions and in most cases is not beneficial. Some people are able […]
Easter. Year after year, we celebrate Easter in spring. For us, it is not about the Easter Bunny or merely a spring festival. It’s about the greatest event in human history, the death and resurrection […]
The Church of our God is made up of people of all ages. Looking at the congregation of a local church, you see them all, from the youngest to people of advanced age. We who […]
I was at a doctor’s appointment. At the end of our conversation, the significantly younger doctor said in reference to circulation, “You have to consider your age.” – I was floored. No one had ever […]
“You are my helper!” Psalm 63:7 (NLT) It happened years ago. A ship had sunk. The cargo was lost – but the crew was saved. The insurance company, which had to pay for the loss, […]
Peter divides man’s life into two time periods. He speaks of the “past lifetime” (verse 3) and “the rest of the time.” The old life, the “past lifetime,” he compares to the life of sin, […]
In the past, I was able to visit various countries. It was interesting to see the different ways people live. They look different, speak different languages, eat different foods. They behave differently. The steering wheel […]