Here's Nancy Lee DeMoss.

There's a time for you and there's a time for me to turn responsibility over to the next generation.

Now, that doesn't come in one fell swoop usually.

It may come in stages and over a period of time.

And we have to be willing to make that transition.

It doesn't mean we're transitioning into uselessness.

We're supposed to stay fruitful. We're supposed to stay uselessness. We're supposed to stay fruitful.

We're supposed to stay wholehearted.

We're supposed to stay serving the Lord.

But it does mean we need to be willing to hand over some of the responsibilities we have had to others.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Friday, May 29.

The story of Joshua is practical for every season of life.

We've seen that in a number of series on the life of Joshua throughout this year.

And I hope you'll get a copy of Nancy's complete teaching on Joshua's life at revive our hearts.com.

Today we'll look at the vibrant example Joshua gives for those contemplating retirement.

We're in the series Lessons from the Life

of Joshua, Part 12, Leaving a Legacy. I'm told that there are some 77 million baby boomers

who are now approaching retirement, and many of those baby boomers are making an incredible

effort to stay young.

The American Academy of Anti-aging Medicine, I didn't know there was such a thing, but there is,

reports that the industry, the anti-aging medicine industry, expects an annual income of at least $79 billion by next year.

Now, I'm approaching 50 myself, and by most standards, that would not be considered old,

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