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Death

Apr 12

Go to Funerals by Michael Lyons

When we take our membership vows, we are not joining a hobby or a club. We join a body. A body needs all its members—especially at a funeral.

Apr 16

There Will Most Assuredly Come A Morning by David McLemore

Death always leaves you longing for just one more something.

Oct 7

Autumn and the Beauty of Death for the Christian by Tim Counts

Series: Beholding and Becoming

Death for the Christian is beautiful because it brings us to the place we were made for.

Dec 11

The Incarnation and My Brother’s Death by Gail Emerson

The good news is that Christ's death and resurrection set in motion a righting of the wrongs in this world.

Oct 17

Dwelling on Death by Matt Boga

Many would rather live it up now and use the party they create out of their life as a sedative numbing them to the certainty of what lies ahead in death. 

Apr 11

How to Sleep When You’re Afraid by Seth McDevitt

One day my eyelids will do what they were made to do.

Apr 11

How to Sleep When You’re Afraid by Seth McDevitt

One day my eyelids will do what they were made to do.

Nov 12

Her Stillborn, Him Sovereign by Lianna Davis

Anguish and confidence met to form sonorous, singing agreement: our God in heaven is sovereign.

Nov 5

Grave to Groom by Andrea Burke

We grieve at bedsides and empty beds, asking hard questions that might go unanswered for our lifetimes.

Oct 3

We Can’t Mourn Like The World by Adam Kareus

We mourn the passing of loved ones and friends, but if they are in Christ we don’t mourn like the world.