Die with Zero

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What does it mean to “die with zero” spiritually? As we enter the second half of life, that question invites us to consider how we spend our days, share our gifts, and care for the people God places around us. We were created to be in relationship. Meaning grows there. Through the Swedenborgian lens of useful service, our resources find their purpose in love put into action, helping our families, strengthening our communities, and supporting the good we hope to see in the world. There is a time to save and a time to give. The words shared in today’s reflection stay with me: “The only thing we can take with us is what we have given.” Friends, what might giving back look like in this season of your life? God keeps inviting us into deeper connection, generosity, and the quiet joy of spending our lives well.