Hi everyone, welcome to at home with Sally. I'm Sally Clarkson and I have the biggest

privilege in the world to be with so many friends from all over the world who join me every

week to listen to my stories, inspiration, biblical encouragement and I am just so glad

that you're here today. Thanks so much for joining me.

Hello my friends, happy Monday. Sally Clarkson here and I'm so glad to be able to share with

you what I've been learning this week. I've been having lots of thoughts about many areas

and we'll share some more of those thoughts tomorrow on T-Time Tuesday. But my season of

life lately, and you'll be hearing more about a podcast that I made about seasons this week

for my membership. I wanted you to have an idea of some of the Bible studies that we do.

I've done many kinds of Bible studies through the years and those are all recorded and saved

on my membership at lifewithsally.com. But I thought it might be fun for you just to hear

one of the themes that I've been sharing lately about with seasons with my membership.

So I'm going to share that later in the week. But I have been thinking lots and lots about

what it looks like to live through many, many seasons. And I'll be talking about seasons

later, but this week I'm just talking about how can you grow old gracefully? I think that

when I look back on my life as a young woman, I didn't really appreciate the marathon of

life that we would be running through, living through many different times, times of ideals,

times of the in between, the faithfulness, times of being surprised at life. And I think

that one of the things I wish is that somebody had trained me, taught me, educated me to

understand the depth and the breadth of life. And that's why I kind of wanted to talk about

this today. It's been on my mind because as I've actually looked at the lives of my

four adult children, I've realized that all of them went through times when they questioned

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