Legacy is more than a will. In this episode, Keith and Michelle explore how to prepare intentionally for the day we’re gone—covering not only the practical (documents and financial planning) but also the spiritual and emotional investments that shape how we’re remembered. Yes, there are things you have to do, but what about the things you should and could do? Through thoughtful conversation, this episode unpacks both sides of legacy and how to approach them with purpose.

Mentioned in this episode: The Four Things That Matter Most

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Is there such a thing as dying well? This episode covers the “art of dying,” medical choices at the end of life, and how even sickness can be a refining part of our walk with Christ. There’s power—and peace—in facing our limits with faith.

Mentioned in this episode: Preparing for Glory: Biblical Answers to 40 Questions on Living and Dying in Hope of Heaven

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What really happens when we die? This episode dives into Scripture’s view of “glory,” the reason for death, and how Christ’s resurrection changes everything. From common misconceptions (no, we don’t become angels) to what heaven is actually like, this discussion is rich with comfort, clarity, and eternal hope.



Mentioned in this episode: Preparing for Glory: Biblical Answers to 40 Questions on Living and Dying in Hope of Heaven

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In this opening episode, Keith and Michelle begin a candid conversation about why Christians should thoughtfully engage with the topic of death. They explore personal hopes and hesitations, introduce the series format, and invite listeners into a faith-based “learning community” focused on eternity. It’s not about fear—it’s about meaning, legacy, and living with heaven in view.

Mentioned in this episode: Preparing for Glory: Biblical Answers to 40 Questions on Living and Dying in Hope of Heaven

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Welcome to Before the Buzzer Conversations: Real talk about death, legacy and what matters most.