As we preach, teach, and disciple others, how can we keep an eternal perspective in mind and thoughtfully address the end times? In this week's conversation on FrontStage BackStage, host Jason Daye is joined by Max Lucado. Max is a speaker, best-selling author, and the pastor of Oak Hills Church in San Antonio, Texas. Max's books have sold nearly 150 million copies worldwide. His latest is entitled, What Happens Next? Together, Max and Jason look at our ministries from an eternal perspective, considering our ministry legacy and finishing well. Max then provides some incredible wisdom about how we can thoughtfully approach preaching on the end times.

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Some key takeaways from this conversation:

Max Lucado on the hope and anticipation that come with spiritual maturity in Christ: "One of the advantages of growing older in Christ is that you can genuinely get excited about what you're going to see the moment after you take your final earthly breath."

Max Lucado on the importance of having a clear vision of what lies ahead to help us manage current challenges more effectively: "Clarity about the future gives us courage to face the present."

Max Lucado on the fundamental role of grounding spiritual guidance in the teachings of the Bible: "Our job is to take people back to Scripture."

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