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“Those of us over 80 know we are already in the departure lounge,” said Pastor Enoch Adeboye.

In a recent video on YouTube, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), delivered a profound message on life, death, and the importance of living with purpose. Addressing the celebrant and the distinguished audience, Pastor Adeboye shared candid reflections on the inevitability of life’s journey and the ultimate appointment every human must keepCONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

“It’s difficult to preach to someone like you, sir, but I am happy to have many of my fathers here backing me up,” Pastor Adeboye began, acknowledging the presence of esteemed leaders in the gathering. Turning to Hebrews 9:27, he reminded the audience of a sobering truth: it is appointed unto a man once to die”.

He addressed the reality of aging. “How can we be talking about death at a birthday celebration? Who are we deceiving? Papa has just joined the club of octogenarians. By the time you’re 80, unless you’re pretending, you know you haven’t just gotten the ticket—you’ve already seen the boarding pass.”

According to him, “It’s difficult to preach to someone like you, sir, but I am happy to have many of my fathers here backing me up. However, sir, you know that every one of us has an appointment to keep. Hebrews 9:27 says, “It is appointed unto men once to die. How can we be talking about death at a birthday celebration? Who are we deceiving? Papa has just joined the club of octogenarians. By the time you’re 80, unless you’re pretending, you know you haven’t just gotten the ticket—you’ve already seen the boarding pass.”

“Those of us over 80 know we are already in the departure lounge. Not only have we gotten the boarding pass, but we also have an appointment to keep, whether we like it or not. Every year takes us closer to that appointmentCONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

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