What would you say if you had one final conversation with someone you love? Paul faced exactly that when he gathered the Ephesian elders for the last time. His words were not wasted on small things. He charged them to serve with humility, tears, and trials, to declare the whole counsel of God without shrinking back, and to guard the church that Christ purchased with his own blood (Acts 20:28). Paul's confidence was not in knowing what tomorrow held. It was in knowing Who holds tomorrow. He did not account his life as precious to himself. He just wanted to finish well. The question is not only what you would say in a final conversation. It is whether your life would back up your words.