Tag: grief
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No More Tears
Each man (especially analytic types of men and women like me) will consider sin and judgment, punishment and grace, in the light of heaven and eternal life. Few will give much consideration to our own possibility of judgment followed by eternal punishment: after all, have we not each chosen our sin knowing the consequence of…
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How Do Children Respond to Grief?
By Rachel Harned, M.A. Counseling Ministries, Wheaton College Most people don’t know how to respond to other people’s grief. Even fewer know how to respond to a child’s grief. My first introduction to grieving was when I was 6 years old and my mom died. As a result, I wanted to post a follow up…
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He heaps up riches
Surely every man walks about like a shadow; Surely they busy themselves in vain; He heaps up riches, And does not know who will gather them. – Psalm 39 “And now, Lord, what do I wait for? My hope is in You. James 5:1-8 English Standard Version (ESV) Warning to the Rich 5 Come now, you rich, weep and howl…
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How Should Christians Respond to Grief? – 2
In my previous post on grief, I ended with a series of questions about how Christians generally respond. I did not get many responses so I would like to briefly answer my own questions in hopes that it provides some insight for those who may not have much experience dealing with grief. Let’s look for…
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It is Finished!
It is Finished! – Part 1 – Truth For Life broadcast The work of Jesus Christ was finished [accomplished] on the Cross. Our work and witness for Jesus is not yet finished. Because of the Cross, we have something to finish for Jesus before it is finished in our temporary lives in this temporary place.…
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RSVP by your comment: “How should Christians respond to grief?”
Please click this link: How should Christians respond to grief? (Summary below) SEE the full article by clicking the link above. How do you respond to someone who has lost: a parent? a child? a spouse? a friend? How have others responded to you when you were grieving? What responses were helpful or…
