If I Should Die Before I Live: Sorting Out What Matters Most (The Watermark Series) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

If I Should Die Before I Live is not a book about dying. It’s a book about paying attention while you're still alive.

In these pages, author, pastor, and radio broadcaster Ken Jones invites readers into a series of deeply personal and profoundly biblical reflections—anchored in a unique framework of seven metaphorical days that map the contours of every human life. From Someday (our dreams), to Any Day (our waiting), Every Day (our routines), Yesterday (our memories), Today (our presence), Tomorrow (our hopes), and finally A Day of Rest (our eternity), each chapter offers stories, Scriptures, and questions that shine light on what truly matters.

Not preachy. Rather, a book that helps readers reflect on their lives. And in doing so, he gives language to the longings and fears we often don’t know how to name. Drawing on decades of pastoral wisdom, radio storytelling, and life coaching experience, he speaks to the reader like an old friend on a front porch—pointing out what we often miss in the rush of living.

This is a book for people navigating transition. For those asking, What now? or What next? For those who feel stuck in a day they didn’t choose. For anyone who wonders if their story still matters—or if they’ve drifted too far from their own center.

Whether used for personal reflection, small group conversation, or as a thoughtful gift to a friend in a season of change, If I Should Die Before I Live will help readers hold everyday life up to the Light, and discover again the beauty, hope, and calling in their ordinary days.

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