Safe Shelter at the End of Life

 

When life is good, we wrap our mortality in a distant fog, hoping some far-off day to go to sleep in bed and wake up in heaven. But when pain and suffering take hold, we dust off our hope of heaven, saying with Paul: “to die is gain” (Philippians 1:21).

Let’s think for a moment about those who face death without hope:

Lord God, may they call out to you with their dying breath and find shelter in your everlasting arms.

 

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4 Responses to Safe Shelter at the End of Life

  1. Lord, when I hear the dead man’s click at the end of my last mag, give me the courage to draw my knife and go forward.

    Valhalla awaits.

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