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About the BookTo finish the Christian life well, the believer must live with the end in mind. The world offers us many distractions, but none of them offer lasting satisfaction, nor do they allow us to make a lasting difference. The reality that life is short should orient the way we live right now.
In this fifty-day devotional, readers will explore what the Bible says about the importance of persevering to the end, suffering well, standing firm, leaving a faith legacy, earning heavenly rewards, striving for unity in the faith, mutually encouraging one another, not growing weary, dying well, and much more. This edition is new and expanded. Readers called the original thought-provoking, relatable, heart-stirring, and an eye-opener. You are sure to find inspiration, encouragement, and a few challenges in this second edition as well. |
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What people are saying
This is a valuable Christian resource no matter your age. Geared toward thinking about how your life will end, your readiness spiritually and for those you'll be leaving behind, the author reminds us that we have an opportunity to live counter-culturally with God's kingdom in mind. What a compelling nudge. -Joy Neal Kidney
As an older Christian, I’ve been keenly aware that my days on the earth are numbered. This awareness motivates me to make productive use of each day. Lee Warren has taken this concept of finishing well as a Christian and written 50 devotions. As I read this second edition cover to cover, I found the devotions thought-provoking, inspiring and convicting. -W. Terry Whalin
Finishing Well is both well written and well said. It's a good reminder of the shortness of life and the reality that any day may be our last on this earth, no matter what our present age. -Mary Kuhlmann Antholz
Such a great devotional tackling an important season of life. I had to stop reading halfway through so I could go back and take notes. A good blend of inspiration and calls to action. -Kathy
As an older Christian, I’ve been keenly aware that my days on the earth are numbered. This awareness motivates me to make productive use of each day. Lee Warren has taken this concept of finishing well as a Christian and written 50 devotions. As I read this second edition cover to cover, I found the devotions thought-provoking, inspiring and convicting. -W. Terry Whalin
Finishing Well is both well written and well said. It's a good reminder of the shortness of life and the reality that any day may be our last on this earth, no matter what our present age. -Mary Kuhlmann Antholz
Such a great devotional tackling an important season of life. I had to stop reading halfway through so I could go back and take notes. A good blend of inspiration and calls to action. -Kathy
