Let’s picture two death bed scenes. The first person smiles and says, “I’m so ready to leave this broken world and broken body behind. None of this really matters now–heaven is my true home. The second one isn’t miserable exactly,… Continue Reading
Have you read the headlines today? I’m certain they are mostly negative. I doubt the headline story was about a faithful husband who put in a good day of work, came home kissed his wife, and had an enjoyable evening… Continue Reading
There is a special kind of shock when we lose a loved one. A desperate gasping for air. A well of sadness that we feel trapped in. It is a feeling we do not want, and yet we all have shared… Continue Reading
I’ve been asked a few times about my stance on cremation. When asked I usually point them to these articles by Russell Moore: here, here, and here. Moore’s position is that burial and not cremation better symbolizes the Christian hope… Continue Reading