I'm You know, friends, there are a lot of questions that we ask in our lives, a lot of deep, spiritual questions about Jesus and life.

But I think one of the biggest ones, no matter what age we are, and especially as we

start to grow older, is what kind of legacy are we going to live? How do we live this life well

for the glory of God and for the good of others? And I am so looking forward to this conversation

because we have someone who has lived through so many seasons of life and has experienced that.

And we can see this hard won wisdom lived out in their own life. And so we have the one,

the only Sally Clarkson on the show today. And we're talking about what it means to have a life

well lived and how to leave a legacy and some of her best encouragements for these younger generations.

And I am so looking forward to this. So Sally, thank you for being here and for putting up with friends,

some of our technical difficulties we had on the front end. But we're here and we're grateful.

Sally, would you share a little bit more about who you are, what you do? And then I also want

to know a current favorite thing that you're loving. It could be a

product, could be a place in the world, could be literally anything. Okay. Well, I am, I'm a mom to four

adult children who three of them live in the UK and one of them lives in New York City. So

when I taught my children to go into the world,

they took me seriously. But anyway, yeah, they did. I'm an author of 32 books. I have a podcast,

but mainly my life was so changed and so inspired when I finally understood that God loved me, that there was

like a light that shone inside of me all the time, made me excited to live, excited to reach out

to other women, and to share what I learned. And so I have been involved in teaching,

encouraging, inspiring for most of my life.

I'm 71 now, and I started this out when I was 21.

So it's been an adventure to be able to follow the Lord through all the adventurous places he took me

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