I am happy to report this morning that my Grandmother "Mama Huck" has graduated to Heaven. She has been in that glorious city since Saturday night and I am so excited for her. I know that she is at the feet of Jesus and worshipping the only living God because of these verses from Luke:
42 And he was saying, "Jesus, remember me when You come in Your kingdom!" 43 And He said to him, "Truly I say to you, today you shall be with Me in Paradise."
Luke 23:42-43 (NASB)
I honestly don't know how the non-believers handle death? But for us as Christians it is a time of celebration and the promise that they are in a better place. Sure we will miss Mama Huck, but she has won the prize and I know she would want us to rejoice with her. And as Sid told my sister yesterday, we will see her again when we get to heaven.
Have a Blessed Day!!!
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My name is Michael Locke and I am the mad mind behind what you read here. I represent a body of christians who are looking for an encouraging word to combat the daily struggle. We are not and do not claim to be perfect, just doing what we can to live for Jesus.
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- I am 36 years old, have been married for eleven of those to Lori, and have two beautiful children: a boy Sidney, 7 and daddy's little girl Lillie, 4. We truly put the fun in disfunctional as a family, but we are definitely in love with Jesus.
2 comments:
So sorry for your loss! But, happy that you can rejoice in the fact the your grandmother is "Home"! I don't know how people who don't have that hope handle death. It must be extremely hard. In Him,
Jen<><
Good morning, I pray that you and your family find peace in the memories of your grandmother. We know what she's up to - she's sitting with God and they are so happy to have her.
I apologize for not reading your postings daily, but so glad to catch up. Maybe the answer to your prayer situation is to start a Sunday morning prayer warriors group. Found out yesterday that our church's group has been meeting for 10+ years. Funny how we stary around the same number of disciples.....
Read an article on being a servant - which is what we all put on our application of life, right? In the days of Christ, it was customary to have someone at the door to wash a person's feet when entering the household. (So I am told). But, at the upper room - there wasn't anyone - and this one said to himself, I'm not going to do this, as did the next...if he's not, then I'm not, but Christ did. Gives a new meaning to be a servant.
I read the story on the marbles which is a much better use than mine (keep them frozen for alarm clock purposes). Think I will give this as a present to my daughter for her birthday.
Have a blessed day and celebrate your grandmother.
C
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