God Will Wipe Away Every Tear

With this being the end of a season of Thanksgiving, aka November, and we begin to usher in the reason for the season, aka December. It is important to remember that the holidays can be a ruff time for people who have gone through rough times, loss, and other drama.

People need encouragement and a sense of light at the end of the tunnel and it's our job to make sure we give them something to hold on to...a sense...a purpose...hope.

God Bless.


God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying. - Revelation 21:4, NKJV

In the beginning, we were never intended to die. Death was not a part of God’s original plan. He created you and me for Himself. He intended us to live with Him and enjoy Him forever in an uninterrupted, permanent, personal, love relationship. But sin came into our lives and broke the very relationship with God for which we were created.

• When your loved one dies and your grief is tinged with anger, don’t direct it toward God. He’s angry too. Direct it toward sin and its devastating consequences. Dedicate yourself to sharing the gospel as often as you can. Pray that through your witness others who face physical death will choose to escape the second death, which is hell, the ultimate separation from God, by placing their faith in Jesus Christ. As we face death, our only hope is in knowing there is genuine, triumphant, permanent victory over it that is available to us in Jesus’ Name!

From Why
Anne Graham Lotz