How should Christian think about ageing in a culture that wants to remain young? This article explains the challenge of old age, the opportunities of aging and preparing for death in old age. 

How do you prepare for old age and retirement? This article explains the role of the elderly in church and society with practical guidance on how to prepare for this phase of your life.

Old age has its challenges, one of which is living with the reality of leaving this world. How should the aged Christian think about the reality of death and prepare for it?

Old age has its challenges. But it is in knowing what it means to be alone with God that the aged Christian will experience God’s strength. Knowing his needs, being aware of his sins, and knowing God’s mercies should drive the aged Christian to the practice of private prayer.

Old age has its challenges, but it is in regular church attendance that God works to sustain the aged. This article discusses six ways in which the aged Christian can benefit from worship service in his church attendance.

Old age has its ups and downs. The Lord sustains the elderly through Bible-reading and prayer.

Old age has its challenges, but it also has its joys. This article discusses those joys.

Old age has its challenges, but it also has its trials, including loss of strength, loss of memory, loss of friends, and living in dependence on others. This article examines how to live facing those trials.

Old age has its challenges, but it also has its temptations. This article discusses temptations of old age and how to stand firm in faith while facing such temptations.

Old age has its challenges, but it also has its duties. This article discusses five duties of old age.

This article offers two reflections on old age and [[aging]: thoughts about the past and what it means to live by faith.

Old age has its shadows. This article indicates the challenges of old age, including isolation, loneliness, hurtful past experiences, and unmet expectations. Hope is in knowing that God knows the shadows of old age.

Some people fear old age, while others look forward to it. How should Christians view old age? Looking at Psalm 92:12-14, the author shows the link between old age and youthful life.

This article shows how the church should think about the aged members, but also how those in old age should think about their retirement. It encourages them to consider their prophetic call within God’s church.

This article discusses inheritance, estate planning, and old age and money and possessions in general.

This article is about aging and old age.

In this article about euthanasia the author discusses sanctity of life, dignity, physical pain, psychological pain, and old age.

This article is about the neglect and care for the elderly by the church. Old age has its own challenges and should be addressed by the church.

This article is about body and spirit, and body and soul. The decay of the body is discussed, as well as old age. This article also focuses on the body and soul in the intermediate state, as well as spiritual life and death. 2 Corinthians 4:16 is also mentioned.