This sermon, informed by Elizabeth Reynolds Turnage's article and book, addresses the importance of preparing for death within a Christian context. It emphasizes the necessity of planning for our death by making arrangements, as demonstrated by Abraham in Genesis 25. The pastor discusses the Christian perspective on what happens after death, explaining that believers experience a temporary disembodied existence before the resurrection and eternal life with Jesus. Practical advice is given on documenting wishes for organ donation, burial or cremation, and other end-of-life decisions to ease the burden on loved ones. The sermon also encourages the congregation to care for the dying and support caregivers, highlighting the hope and assurance found in Jesus's resurrection and the promise of eternal life.