Old age and death stalk us. Ferociously. Sure, we can run. We can feign, dodge, and duck all we want. But everyone knows youth, with all its promise and passion, is fleeting. The tight abs of our twenties will give way to the swinging triceps of our seventies and eighties—and the day may come when we can’t tell a penny from a dime. Which makes the remarkable age-old truths from God’s Word that Steve Lyon helps us unlock in There Are No Old People in Heaven that much sweeter. In this compelling journey from Jesus Christ’s heart to your promise, you’ll discover a broken mind and body wasn’t the end of His story; and He is absolutely committed to making sure it’s not the end of yours. You’ll learn to shake off Satan’s lie that growing old is the ultimate legacy of having lived—and find out, instead, it’s God’s way of getting you ready to be what you were created to be: The perfect version of you, exploding in flawlessness as you serve Him in a never-ending moment that’s His to glory in and yours to enjoy! About the Author Steve Lyon is a graduate of Southern Methodist University (B.B.A.) and Dallas Theological Seminary (Th.M.). He is a former youth pastor, staff writer for Gary Smalley and John Trent, senior pastor, Christian publishing executive, and freelance writer and editor. He and his wife, Dawn, are—day by day—getting ready at their home in Cedar Park, Texas. To contact Steve with questions or to book him for a speaking engagement, e-mail him at nopih595@gmail.com What Others Are Saying: What if getting older is really just staging for an eternity of youth with our God? If you’re ready for a very different look at aging, then read this outstanding, insightful, fun, challenging, age-defying and aging-redefining book by Steve Lyon. I know Steve’s work as an outstanding editor, giving other authors a voice. I believe, like me, you’re going to love his voice. This book is filled with counter-culture views and outside-the-box insights for doing later life in the very best way. Whether getting older is ahead of you or you’re there already, you’ll learn getting older really is about getting ready for so much more. John Trent, Ph.D. President, StrongFamilies.com Co-Author of The Blessing and author of Where Do I Go From Here? As one who feels the effects of aging, my friend Steve Lyon has provided a wise lens to view life today and the life to come. For anyone who realizes the number of days ahead is less than the number of days behind, this book, light-hearted in tone but loaded with truth, will remind you to count the days—and make them count. Dr. Fred Chay Academic Dean Professor of Theology Grace School of Theology