Numbering your days

Almost nobody — even at church — talks plainly about aging and the end of life. Scripture does, without flinching and without despair: 'Teach us to number our days, that we may get a heart of wisdom' (Psalm 90:12). This path walks the questions of the later years honestly: the fears, the possessions, the unsettled accounts, and a hope that is concrete — 'a building from God, a house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens' (2 Corinthians 5:1).

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The horizon you don't mentionThe house, the stuff, the willSettling accountsHope with an address

Psalm 71:18 — even to old age and gray hairs

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The horizon you don't mention
Mortality, dependence, 'what if my mind goes.' Unspoken fears govern from the shadows; spoken ones can be handed to the God who holds your days.
😰 Fear and Anxiety
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The house, the stuff, the will
Downsizing asks what your treasure actually was. 'We brought nothing into the world, and we cannot take anything out' — but treasure can be sent ahead (Matthew 6:20).
💰 Focus on Earthly Treasures
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Settling accounts
The unsaid words, the unmended fences — while there is still time. Few gifts to your family will outlast a peace made in person.
⏳ Regret and Missed Opportunities
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Hope with an address
Resurrection hope is not wallpaper; it is a place and a Person. Check whether your hope is vague comfort or a confident expectation with a name.
🌧️ Hopelessness and Despair
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Fruit in old age
'They still bear fruit in old age; they are ever full of sap and green' (Psalm 92:14). A joy check on what is still growing: the praying, the blessing, the telling of His might to the next generation.
🌧️ Hopelessness and Despair · peace check

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