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Redefining Death
The fear of death is strong. However, God's Word is clear that, as followers of Jesus, we no longer need to fear death. Paul explains this is a hopeful and triumphant passage in 1 Corinthians 15 in which he proclaims that when Jesus returns, God will transform our physical bodies, making them imperishable. The reason for this is because physical decay that leads to death is actually a just judgment for humanity's sin that Jesus paid in full at the Cross for those who belong to Him by grace through faith. Thus, not only do decay and death have no place in God's eternal kingdom, but also death has been redefined from a transition to eternal condemnation to a transition to everlasting life in the presence of our Savior. In light of this, ask yourself, "Do I need an attitude adjustment about death?" With respect to loved ones in Christ who have died, find comfort and encouragement from these verses as you grieve. With respect to your own death, replace fear with peace and security in Jesus.
God remembered Noah
God's heart is broken over the corruption and violence in the world He created to be good and blessed. He grieves and gives people over to rule it on their own. And the world is uncreated...all that has the breath of life dies. But God remembered Noah.
What Do We Do With the Pain, the Sadness and the Anger? A Response to the Tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut
In light of the horrific killing of 26 people, including 20 children in Newtown Connecticut on December 14, 2012, Pastor Miller suggests three thing we ought to do when facing unimaginable pain, sadness & anger.
Faith of a Foreign Woman
Two women, two different backgrounds yet together they help us understand God and how He works in our lives. We all have a back story and this back story brings with it baggage, this baggage at times weighs us down and other times it represents the burden God has called us to carry.
What Do We Do With Our Hurt & Grief?
What are we to do with the hurt, pain and sadness of losing a loved one? Jesus' words with two grieving sisters show us what we are suppose to with our own grief.
Endurance through grief
For the followers of Jesus, grief is temporal...joy is eternal.
Do You Grieve Over Sin?
The contrast between different types of sorrow, the difference between godly sorrow and worldly sorrow, and what to do if you don't have grief over sin.
He Knows Our Grief
Grief is the result of loving deeply in a broken world. Healing of that grief comes from hope in One who has known our grief Himself, and has paid the price that will soon restore this world from its brokenness.
Embrace Grieving & Loss
Loss, by definition, necessitates adaptation. A question then, is, will you look more like Jesus after it? Therefore another question - How do you handle grief and loss as a follower of Jesus?
