Sometimes we've used sinful behavior like dessert. It's a delicious treat when consumed in small bites.

Well, that's nonsense.

The Bible teaches that sinful behavior of any kind bears consequences.

Plus, dabbling in sin never satisfies. Today on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall presents his final

message in a biographical series on Solomon. In this study will observe Solomon in his

senior years and will examine his reflective warnings to the young.

Solomon urges his readers to live wisely for God now before it's too late. Chuck titled his message,

sound advice from an old rebel.

Growing older brings all sorts of strange experiences into our lives.

To begin with, for example, it seems to happen faster than any of us ever expect.

About the time our face clears up, our mind gets fuzzy.

I've noticed that.

Another unusual factor about growing old has to do with finances.

Just about the time you start earning enough money to provide your family a good living,

your kids are gone and they don't need the money anymore or at least

they're not around to take it anymore they're all gone they've married. There's another

factor and that has to do with wisdom. Just about the time you're old enough to pass

on good, wise counsel, they don't want it. They're gone. Nobody's listening. You're now

a grandparent. You don't qualify. You're just supposed to love.

Never give too much advice. I don't know who it was. Somebody has attributed this particular

series of thoughts to a 17th century

nun if that's true she was an awfully wise sister. Lord Donoist better than I

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