I've been to two funerals this year. They were both for Christians. One an 18
year old former student of mine tragically killed in a car wreck. The other a
RR cmdr w/ 27 years of service to boys who drowned doing one of his favorite
things: fishing. In both funerals, yes, they talked about what they did in
life: Lora had a beautiful voice & loved children; Rich loved the outdoors &
was the most faithful husband to his wife I've ever seen. But in our church,
both funerals were occasions to preach the gospel. And I know Lora's dad has
begun to seriously evaluate his relationship (or lack thereof) w/ Christ.
Spirit Rider wrote:
> All,
> I just came from the funeral service for my Grandpa (moms side).
> Why is it that every funeral (at least Christian) talks about that person
> and what they did? If the person is in Heaven does it really matter
> what they done? There maybe family members there that need a message
> of salvation and given the chance to make Christ king of there lives.
> Woudn't be better saving souls on your way out, instead of boo hooing over
> what that person done in there life? When I die, I want ever person in that
> room
> to be given chance to make Christ King.
>
> Later,
> Noel"Spirit Rider"Bell
> F.C.F 97
> Buckskin 99
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