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I am finite, and that is good.

That is how it should be. God is omniscient, omnipotent, and infinite. And he creates us

to be his children. And we need to understand our place. And it is a glorious place to be a Mago Day,

but we're not God. That's former Senator Ben Sasse talking about how we can keep our lives in

perspective as we consider Almighty God. Well, we have a powerful conversation about the brevity of life and about eternity in front

of us today on Focus on the Family with Jim Daly.

John, I met a few days ago with Ben Sass in Austin, Texas to hear his poignant thoughts about

life and death as he courageously deals with the recent diagnosis of stage

four pancreatic cancer. It was very gracious of him to take some time to meet with me and share

about how he's processing things and what God has been speaking to him in these real difficult times. When you get that

kind of diagnosis, things become crystal clear. What's important to you? And I think anyone

listening or viewing will want to pay attention to what he has to say in this important conversation.

I found it very inspirational. And Ben Sasse represented the state of Nebraska

for nine years as a former U.S. Senator from 2015 to 2023. He served as the president of the

University of Florida. He was a professor as well. Most importantly, however, he's a husband and

father. And let's go ahead and hear the conversation now

with former Senator Ben Sass on Focus on the Family with Jim Daly.

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