Rethinking Retirement: A Kingdom Focused Vision in Mid-life and Beyond
Gary Miller. With considerable skill, Gary Miller tackles a topic that badly needs to be addressed in Kingdom circles. That topic is: how are we going to use our retirement years? We will use them primarily as a time to spend in travel and leisure? Or will we use them for the Kingdom of God? . . . more.
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Rethinking Retirement: A Kingdom Focused Vision in Mid-life and Beyond
Gary Miller. With considerable skill, Gary Miller tackles a topic that badly needs to be addressed in Kingdom circles. That topic is: how are we going to use our retirement years? We will use them primarily as a time to spend in travel and leisure? Or will we use them for the Kingdom of God? Although this is a book that every Christian who is over 60 years should read, Miller is writing primarily to Christians who are age 30 and older. That’s because what we will be doing for the Kingdom when we’re older depends a lot on the decisions we make when we’re younger.
281 pp. Paper.
Reviews
This is one of the best books I have read.
It has really helped me re-think how to make the later years of my life the best years ever for doing the work of the Kingdom of God. It is very well written, easy to read, with many good illustrations that I could easily relate to. I feel that, while reading this book, the holy spirit has convicted my heart to make make significant changes to my life and resources.
I am on a much better path as a result of reading this book. I would highly recommend this for any follower of Christ who is over the age of 40.
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