Hi, I'm Robert Jeffress, and I'm glad to serve as your Bible teacher every day on this great radio station.

On today's edition of Pathway to Victory, you know, when Paul came to the end of his life,

he didn't come to the end of his life without mistakes, but he came to the end of his life without any regrets.

Whatever regrets mistakes you've made in the past, you can eliminate them,

but you can use them to change your tomorrow and your forever.

Welcome to Pathway to Victory with author and pastor Dr. Robert Jeffress.

You know, a few people leave this life without any regrets.

So when you finally do depart for heaven, how can you avoid leaving behind any missed opportunities or unfinished dreams?

Today on Pathway to Victory, Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how to maximize your time on Earth

in order to minimize your pre-departure regrets.

Now, here's our Bible teacher to introduce today's message. Dr. Jeffress?

Thanks, David, and welcome again to Pathway to Victory.

I'm glad you're with us because today and again tomorrow, I'm presenting the final messages in our series about a place called heaven.

If you were packing your bags for an exotic vacation in another country, you'd spend a lot of time doing research, gathering all the right clothing.

And checking the list to make sure you included every necessary item in your luggage.

So why is it that few people spend a lot of time packing their bags for their eternal home?

That's our topic again today, and it's also the very reason I wrote a special book for you.

The deadline for requesting your copy of my gift book, encouragement from a place called heaven, is tomorrow.

So be ready to jot down our contact information at the end of the program.

Yes, we step into eternity the day we die. However, we can live in the joy of heaven every single day right now.

My book was written to help you center your heart and your mind on the things above, and the promise of our heavenly home.

And this book, encouragement from a place called heaven, is the perfect gift for anyone struggling with illness or grieving the loss of a loved one.

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