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Death

A collection of 7 posts

sickness

Visiting the Sick

January 14, 2021

I recently spoke at Seminary Women on visiting the sick and hospitalized. It comes at a tragically unique time in history when our ability to visit is greatly diminished.

Keith Evans Keith Evans
Death

Preparing for Your Future

December 05, 2019

For those of you who are planners, preparing for your future comes naturally. You have planned your education, a home purchase, vacations, events, and your eventual retirement. It is interesting, however, that planning

Sharon Sampson Sharon Sampson
Death

Domesticating Death

November 19, 2019

Last month, death unwelcomely inserted itself into my family's life. Death has a way of doing that. It barges right in, uninvited, disrupting life. It rudely divides families, and leaves those who remain behind mourning, sorrowful, and diminished...

Keith Evans Keith Evans
Light

A Tract for this Time

December 04, 2018

I've been struck this morning by a reading in the Gospels about the start of Jesus' ministry. In Matthew 4:16-25 we see Messiah's first disciples called, His Kingdom preached and proved, with

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr
Bible

R.C. Sproul - A Man of the Book

December 14, 2017

As we exited the double doors at the back of the church the pastor was there to greet us and shake our hands. He had a warm smile and a twinkle in his

Kyle Borg Kyle Borg
Christ

Distance Education

February 28, 2014

If you were told that a friend had suddenly become ill to the point of death, would you not do everything you could to get to your friend as soon as possible, especially

Rut Etheridge III Rut Etheridge III
B.M. Palmer

When Disability - and Death - Hits Home

October 05, 2012

Last December R.C. Sproul, Jr., son of the great theologian and father of eight, went through the heart pain of losing his wife to cancer.  On Wednesday he suffered another loss, as

Barry York Barry York
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