The Bible encourages us not to think less of death (and the grave), but rather to consider how short our life really is. To wrap up this series, we will listen to the advice from James in how to be "Mist-Guided."

The Bible has plenty to say about what is "foolish"... and most often it calls someone a fool who wastes their life on things that don't matter. In Ephesians 5:15-17, Paul has some advice for us on how to live this life seeking those moments that really matter.

Most of us have some regrets in this life, but no one wants to experience regret in the next life. The rich man (In Luke 16) felt the full force of his missed opportunity.

The Bible is often trying to remind its readers that it really is important how you spend you life. All too often, we spend much of our life building up things that will only come down with time... but Jesus invites us to make some eternal investments.

King Solomon understood the reality of mortality. In light of the fact that all of us will someday die, he offers a few "takes" on life.

When we realize how short life really is, we begin to wonder how we can make the most out of life. Moses teaches us (in Psalm 90) to count our days so that our days might truly count.

As Paul finishes his first letter to Timothy, he deals with a particular difficult subject... the love of money.

Paul often talks about how the church is like a family. In 1 Timothy 5, he tells Timothy that when dealing with the family, respect is the key.

So often, we have let age determine whether or not someone can do something... but in the kingdom of God, age holds little sway.