As we watch the Christmas season festivities converge with the New Year’s celebrations, we naturally think about the past and future and recalibrate how we want our lives to count for something. As a cancer survivor whose life span will be shorter than most of yours, I find a certain urgency in wanting to make sure that I do everything I can to live my life with no regret. One may ask whether that is even possible, but I believe it is and I’d like to share that with you if you have time (20 min.).
The following was my last chapel message as chaplain of the Wheaton College Graduate School, preached on May 1, 2019. It is a portion of a longer series that I have developed for several Men’s Retreats that I have done in the past and would love to do for your church’s men’s retreat in the future. I hope you find it helpful as you go about living a life with no regret.
Just A Thought 
Thanks, Dave. Over the years I have known you, I have always appreciated the way God delivers His word through you.
Thanks brother John.
George and I just listened to this. Great message given by a man who had a huge impact on our family. We are so grateful.
George and Kathy, Thank you – great to hear from you!