Death is not the End!

Everything in this world eventually comes to an end.

All things, good and bad, do come to the end;

And life ultimately comes to the end, sometimes sooner than we expect!

It can be quiet disheartening when things come to an end.

We all know the painful emptiness of our heart when we lost our loved one(s)!

How we wish it was not over yet!

Through His death and resurrection, Jesus interjects hope for us.

Death is no longer the end!

Death is the door to eternity with God!

So let our heart not be troubled!

God has given us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ (1 Corinthians 15:57).

“O Death, where is your sting? O Hades, where is your victory?” (1 Corinthians 15:55)

This life may be full of joys or disappointments.

But we keep our eyes and hearts fixed on the victory of the Cross!

Thank, Lord Jesus, for Your death and resurrection that guarantee our eternal future!

The Life Of Christ

I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.
- Galatians 2:20 -

When the Lord in mercy passed by and saw us in our blood, He said, "Live."

This he did first, because life is the most essential thing in spiritual matters.

Until life is bestowed, we are incapable of partaking in the things of God.

This life which grace confers upon the saints at the moment of their quickening is the life of Christ.

The life of Christ runs into us, and establishes a living connection between our souls and the Lord Jesus.

Faith is the grace which perceives this union, having proceeded from it as its first fruit.

Faith joins the body of the Church to its all-glorious Head.

Faith lays hold upon the Lord Jesus with a firm and determined grasp.

She knows His excellence and worth.

No temptation can induce her to repose her trust elsewhere.

The Lord Jesus is delighted with this heavenly grace.

He never ceases to strengthen and sustain His people by the loving embrace and all-sufficient support of His eternal arms.

Here is a living, sensible, and delightful union which brings forth streams of love, confidence, sympathy, complacency, and joy.

Then, the heart is as near to heaven as it can be, and is prepared for the enjoyment of the most sublime and spiritual kind of fellowship.