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Contributed by Steve Keeler on May 9, 2010 (message contributor) based on 24 ratings (rate this sermon) | 156,746 views. Scripture: Psalms 23:1-6. Denomination: Evangelical/Non-Denominational. Summary: While we can't prevent the losses in our life, we are able to find the strength in the Lord to get us through them. 1.
tribute to this good woman. Your coming today shows you care, and it shows your belief in the power of God to make human beings in his image, giving them a dignity and a place in creation enjoyed by nothing else. A funeral service such as this is a service offered out of love and
The Message. “God never sees His children die; He simply sees them coming home.”. It is said that when one of his church members was dying, John Watson, the Scottish preacher of Edinburgh, would kneel down and whisper in the person’s ear: “In my Father’s house are many rooms.”.
Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, Hebrews 12:1, 2 Timothy 1:5-7, Psalms 116:15, Luke 21, Revelation 14:13. Denomination: Charismatic. Summary: Funeral service for godly woman who provided by her example godly legacy for children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, etc. 1.
A sermon preached at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Saturday Afternoon, October 8, 2011. We are here today for the funeral of a woman in our church who has been a Christian for many years. It is natural for us to think about what happens to a Christian after death.
Funeral For Elderly Christian Lady. Contributed by Jimmy Davis on Jun 11, 2001 (message contributor) based on 288 ratings (rate this sermon) | 109,388 views. Scripture: 1 Peter 4:12-13, Psalms 23:1-999. Denomination: Baptist. Summary: Funeral service for elderly Christian lady who was active in church work and mission work within the community. 1.
Funeral for a Godly Woman: Mrs. Opal Self. Proverbs 31:10-31. Sermon by Rick Crandall. Kilpatrick / McClendon Baptist Church - Aug. 10, 2012. *We are going to miss Opal Self. It is always hard to lose someone we love, especially when that someone is someone like Opal. But in the midst of our grief, we can remember Mrs. Opal with joy.
Funeral Sermon Her Generous Life. A funeral homily for a kind and hospitable woman. Isaiah 25:6-9; Revelation 21:2-7; John 14:1-6. The Rev. Charles Hoffacker
Taking Ourselves Too Seriously. A funeral homily for for an elderly woman who had the gift of joy. The Rev. Charles Hoffacker. Each one of us, as we look back on Margaret’s life, remembers the period when we knew her.
These are words of promise, words of hope and salvation in Christ. Words of a place and a peace from Jesus, to untrouble our fearful hearts, Dear friends, today I invite you to do what Edith did, and take these promises of Christ to heart. And this is why I can say to you today: Let not your hearts be troubled.