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Going Till You’re Gone
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Middle-aged and older believers often feel they would like to slow down and relax. However, this book aims to encourage a kingdom-focused vision that will guide the latter years of life. Hoarding of assets and a retirement of pleasure are reproved. Teaching is given concerning wills and distribution of assets. Catch a vision of the benefits to the kingdom when an older Christian is completely sold out to Christ! 281 pages; paper.
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Middle-aged and older believers often feel they would like to slow down and relax. However, this book aims to encourage a kingdom-focused vision that will guide the latter years of life. Hoarding of assets and a retirement of pleasure are reproved. Teaching is given concerning wills and distribution of assets. Catch a vision of the benefits to the kingdom when an older Christian is completely sold out to Christ! 281 pages; paper.
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