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Heaven
Dad's Glimpse of Heaven
His last words left us with something to look forward to.
by Edna Hershberger
Encouraging Heavenly Hope
I may have the facts, but my children have the faith.
by Margaret Brouillette
For Us—and Creation
The gospel is about far more than heaven.
Glimpses of Heaven
I wonder if heaven looks sorta like this.
by Mark Moring
Heaven in the Real World
We all want to believe there's a place where all is good and right.
by Chris Lutes
Heaven's Gold
What could I do for Mom's first Christmas as a widow?
by Rhonda Reese
"How Can I Explain Grandpa's Death?"
Real life advice from Christian Parenting Today magazine readers.
Seeing Aunt Dora to Heaven's Gate
Her farewell was like no other I'd known.
by Terrence N. Brown
The Heaven-Sent Rose
After Dad died, we needed a sign that God cared. What would it be?
by Tekki Lomnicki
The Only Way
Answering the argument that all religions are more or less true.
by Daniel B. Clendenin
What's It Worth?
Family time with God.
by Karen L. Maudlin. Psy.D.
Death
A Paratrooper's Worst Mistake
Fifty years ago I should have fallen to my death
by Frank Kirwin as told to Joel Bergman
A Good Death
My husband was more whole on his deathbed than at any other time in his life.
by Margaret Kim Peterson
Can You Be Saved After Death?
"My friends and I have a hard question we can't find the answer to. Can some one get saved after they die or go to hell? What does the Bible say?"
from Campus Life magazine's Let's Talk with Jim Burns
Did God Die on the Cross?
As Jesus' life was a divine person's totally human life, so his dying was a divine person's totally human death.
by J. I. Packer
Donne on Death
Donne's "morbid tendencies" were neither unfounded nor without an attendant hope.
by Elesha Coffman
How Men Preview Death
How do men cope with the truth of their own death?
by Jim Conway
"Hush"
Death is not death if it raises us in a moment from darkness into light, from weakness into strength, from sinfulness into holiness.
by Charles Kingsley
Semper Fi
More than 200 years ago when the United States Marine Corps was being formed, much consideration was given to selecting a motto. They finally chose the Latin semper fidelis, meaning always faithful.
by James Dobson
Taking a Hit
Rejoice today that since you belong to Jesus, death is only the passing of a shadow—and that the sun will shine again.
by Leith Anderson
The Great Reunion Beyond
Death is the heartless divider—or so I thought before I watched my grandpa die.
by Sarah E. Hinlicky
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What's a Heaven For?
Lewis saw belief in heaven not as wishful thinking, but as thoughtful wishing.
by Philip Yancey
Will My Children Be in Heaven?
I took heart in the fact that God was situated in my daughter's imaginative landscape. Will he stay there?
by Michael G. Maudlin
Do All Good Dogs Go to Heaven?
What do you say when your child loses a pet and asks you if her dog will go to heaven?
by Stephen H. Webb
Jesus' Unanswered Prayers
When Jesus prayed to the one who could save him from death, he did not get that salvation; he got instead the salvation of the world.
by Philip Yancey
Surprised by Death
A young pastor discovers what grace looks like while battling cancer.
by James Van Tholen
How Green Is Easter?
Celebration of Jesus' resurrection is more than being glad about the return of spring.
by Loren Wilkinson
Putting Death in Your Day-Timer
Reading as memento mori.
by Doris Betts |
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