In fact, I read one study where they were interviewing 100 people near death, and they began to ask them, what is your biggest regret? Is it regret for things you did or regret for things you didn't do? This is what they discovered.

Hey, I'm Terry Sebel Foy, your cheerleader of dreams. And we're taping our podcast right here in Normandy, France.

The French say Normandy.

We're here right in the city square, right at the place where Joan of Arc was burned alive.

They say it was right there on that rock. So here's

like the big monument for Joan of Arc. Isn't this wild to be here? Apparently she was burned

alive and then shortly after 500 other women were burned alive. Pray for me tonight as I'm ministering

Normandy. No, I honestly believe God brought us here to bring

revival to this nation so I can hardly wait to minister tonight. So I want to talk to you today

about the five biggest regrets people have before they die. I thought it was appropriate to teach

on that message. In fact, let's go over here so you can just see how beautiful the city is behind me. Can you see these buildings? It's breathtaking. Everywhere you go around here is gorgeous. So I want to talk about the five biggest regrets people have before they die. Now, I know you've heard me and you've probably heard other people say that,

you know, the richest place in the world, it's not the diamond mines of South Africa and the

oil field of the Middle East. The richest place in the world is the graveyard, the cemeteries,

which, you know, yesterday we went to the memorial, the American Memorial Cemetery in Normandy and saw hundreds and

hundreds of, you know, gravestones, the memorial, you know, with the crosses for the American soldiers.

It just breaks your heart, but it does make you think about your life and not going to the grave with your dreams still in you. So they say the

richest place in the world is the cemetery because in the grave there's books never written,

songs never sung, opportunities never seized, you know, ideas never pursued. Don't go to the

grave with your dreams still in you. In fact, I read one study

where they were interviewing 100 people near death. And they began to ask them, what is your

biggest regret? Is it regret for things you did or regret for things you didn't do? This is what

they discovered. Over 54% regretted more

...