I don't want to live up to 120 years- RCCG GO, Pastor Adeboye says

The General Overseer Worldwide of the Redeemed Christian Church of God RRCG, Pastor Adeboye, says longevity is a good thing but that for him, he does not want to live up to 120 years. The clergyman who turned 75 in March this year, said this while delivering his sermon at the birthday service for Pastor Yerima El-Samaila of the Faith Foundation Church, who turned 70 years on Monday, September 4th.
“It is not how long you live but how well you spend your life,  I don’t want to be 120 years old. Longevity is good but there is a limit. People don’t want to die because they don’t know where they are going; I know where I am going. I have seen heaven, I have seen my house in heaven, I know what is waiting for me there, heaven is beautiful, and I can’t wait to go there. I want to finish what I have to do here and finish it well, any of us can go at any moment we have to get ready for home,” he said

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