How do you want to be remembered? What kind of legacy do you want to leave behind?

I have been thinking about this a lot lately, especially considering what happened in our country with the assassination of Charlie Kirk. But also, because I lost my dad recently. In addition to that, many great Christian leaders have passed away in recent months like Dr. James Dobson, John MacArthur, Kay Arthur, and Phil Robertson.

Heaven has never seemed closer in the last couple months, and I have been reflecting on the end of our lives and how do we finish well. This makes me think of a Bible character, Moses. Some think he did not finish well, but I disagree. I am excited to do a Bible Shoes episode on the podcast again and dive deeper into Moses' life and how I believe he finished well.

I reference Lisa Appelo's Instagram account and her words of wisdom on grief. She is a friend who sadly lost her husband and encourages widows. She has lots to share on how public grief can affect private grief. Here is direct link to the post I read in this episode.

Lisa started Hope in Grief on her website which I have contributed to in the past years. I definitely recommend checking it out. Also, she has been a guest on my Depth Podcast twice, so I will share links below so you can listen.

• Depth Podcast Episode 127 with Lisa Appelo. We discussed her book, *Life Can Be Good Again.
• Depth Podcast Episode 12 where she shares God's faithfulness in her grief.

If you missed my introduction of Bible Shoes, I am going to be picking one person in the Bible and I am going to try to put myself in their shoes. I am going to ask myself, what are they thinking? What are they feeling? How does this relate to us in present day? Check out this blog post to explain it!

Other Depth Podcast Episodes: Bible Shoes

• Depth Podcast Episode 161: Bible Shoes on Elijah
• Depth Podcast Episode 166: Bible Shoes on the Samaritan Woman by the Well
• Depth Podcast Episode170: Bible Shoes on Holy Week

Book Recommendations:

• *The Story by Randy Frazee
• *The Heart of the Story by Randy Frazee

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