Hospice Chaplain Reveals the Final Regrets of the Dying

In this powerful interview, hospice chaplain Khris Slaughter shares what he has learned from walking alongside people in their final days of life. After sitting with countless patients at the end of life, he has heard a consistent pattern of deathbed regrets and confessions that reveal what truly matters. We can all learn from these important lessons!

Khris explains what the dying often wish they had done differently, and how those final moments have changed the way he lives. You’ll hear how this work has led him to value his life, his marriage, his family, and each day that God gives in a deeper way.

Khris also shares his personal testimony: how he once lived as a suicidal atheist, and how God intervened and saved his life. Through God’s grace, he turned to Jesus Christ, and his life was completely transformed. Today, he serves as a hospice chaplain who brings Biblical truth, comfort, and hope to those who are facing eternity.

This conversation is an intense reminder that life is short and eternity is real. God’s Word says, “It is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment” (Hebrews 9:27). Yet there’s hope through the Gospel of Jesus Christ that we can be forgiven, reconciled to God, and have the assurance of eternal life.