Topics > Aging
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Now that you're older, how do you spend your time?
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I'm old now, and I'm afraid I haven't been good enough for God to let me into heaven.
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I'm in my 80s, and I wish God would just take me to heaven.
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I was supposed to retire by now, but my retirement account has taken a real hit in the last couple of years and now I'm going to have to keep working.
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My sister is in a nursing home, and I get very sad when I see her every week because so many of the people there never have anyone visit them.
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I'm old and sick and don't have much time left, and as I look back over my life I know it's been wasted.
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My husband is really getting forgetful (we're both in our late 70s) but he refuses to admit it and won't even think about seeing a doctor.
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I've always said I'd never go into a nursing home, but after I broke my hip I didn't have any choice. Why did God let this happen to me? I've always wanted to be independent in my old age, and now I'm not, and I don't like it.
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I retired about three years ago, and at first it was great because we were able to travel and do all the other things we had wanted to do. But now we've done all that, and I'm bored. I never thought retirement would be this way. Any suggestions?
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My mother is in her late 90s and not in very good health, and she keeps asking me why God keeps her here instead of taking her to heaven. She feels like she's just a burden to us, and anyway, she yearns to be reunited with her husband. What can I say to her?
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Does the Bible say that some day God will take our old bodies and remake them so they'll never grow old? I don't understand how this is possible, since our bodies disintegrate after we die and hardly anything is left.
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Is it wrong in God's eyes to be rich? I've heard that Jesus had some harsh things to say about rich