Today, from Chuck Swindall, when you keep discovering, you don't dread what tomorrow brings.

You anticipate what God's going to do through you tomorrow, and you live it on the theme

of discovering that. That's Caleb. That's his ticket to adventure.

When our hair turns gray and our bones get brittle, sometimes it's tempting to dismiss our value.

We mistakenly assume that meaning and purpose is the exclusive right of the young.

Well, today, on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall reminds us that God doesn't view age that way.

Chuck is teaching from the book of Joshua in his brand new series called Moving Ahead Together with a Winning Mindset.

In this portion of our study, another man of faith takes center stage. His name was Caleb.

Chuck titled today's message, Age Your Ticket to Adventure.

Our God is in the heavens. He does what he pleases.

He chooses to take some from us early in life, and others he allows to live a long life.

He knows not only the day of our conception, also has planned the day of our death.

Dawson Trotman was the founder of the Navigators, and full of life and vigor and energy.

He was its crew and lake with other countries having a wonderful time.

He was on a ski boat out on the lake, and the night before he had had a conversation with Lila, his wife.

He had said to Lila, I have the strong sense that the Lord is going to take me from this earth.

She said, Dawson, what are you talking about?

Young as you are, he said, no, I really mean that.

Here's the way I want you to organize the Navigators when I'm going to pull out a tablet and organize it, put it down in outline form.

This man is to serve in this position, this one here, this one is to take my place and line it all up.

The next day, Dawson drowned in the crew and lake.

While rescuing two ladies who had been thrown out of the speed boat, he was an excellent swimmer, but the Lord took him.

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