Talking with God in Old Age: Meditations and Psalms

· Upper Room Books
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The so-called golden years have arrived, and you hate to admit it, but you often wonder what is so golden about them after all. You're concerned about your health, your finances, and all the changes you face. As a person of faith, how are you to cope with the challenges and find purpose for the rest of your life? Missy Buchanan knows first-hand what it's like. She addresses such heartfelt topics as the fear of falling, despair over feeling useless, and grief after the loss of a spouse. She pleads with God to help her see the beauty of life and the world in the midst of these trials. As you read this series of poems paired with selections from Psalms, take comfort in the company of a friend who is in the same place. Share the journey with Missy Buchanan as she faces the heartache and finds hope in the process of aging.

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About the author

Missy Buchanan, a nationally recognized older adult advocate, has appeared on Good Morning America (GMA) and several other television and radio shows. She coauthored, with Lucimarian Roberts and Robin Roberts, the 2012 bestseller My Story My Song. Missy is the author of Living with Purpose in a Worn-Out Body, Talking with God in Old Age, Don't Write My Obituary Just Yet, Joy Boosters, and Aging Faithfully. In addition to her busy writing and speaking schedule, Missy enjoys visiting older adult friends in three senior care centers weekly.

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