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Speaker Ron Dunn shared about a time he took his son and six of his classmates to a carnival for his son's birthday. Once there he bought a roll of tickets, and each time the group arrived at a new line he would pull off seven tickets and hand them to the kids. When they arrived at the Ferris wheel all of a sudden there was an eighth kid in the group holding out his hand.

Crafting has come into the modern age. The age of creating your own style and using cutters and dies is moving forward. Remember those "old" machines where you had to crank the arm like an old Model-T engine? You got amazing cuts time after time, but your arm by the end of a crafting day would be sore. You thought back to your grandmother slaving away, kneading bread in her kitchen, as you cranked your machine, taking as long as a minute for the page long cuts. But the end product always made you want to do it again.




Death is a mystery. More mysterious is the question where do the dead go? Is there a life after death? What do us, living humans know about death? Is there such a place where life goes on after death in a totally different realm? Death is the end of a physical, material existence. There is a popular belief that at death, the dying person sees a playback of his /her life - success, failure, mistakes, relationships, a total sum of what their life was all about.

But death is still with us - death and the fear of death overshadow life. And we know that our loved ones are not coming back to us here and now. No more Nains. The point of Jesus' whole life, death and resurrection, is that He has gone before us. This world, beautiful and vital as it is, is not the end of the story. The kingdom and immortality await, and the big deal is this: it's not that our loved ones come back here to us, but rather that we, in our turn, will one day, sooner or later, go to meet them, and the Lord, to be reunited in heaven. That reunion will be the true healing and the beginning of the fulness of life. Death is for us, not the full stop, but the hyphen - leading us to the eternal kingdom.

Different studies of clinical death and near-death experience show amazingly common elements in the witnessing of the survivors. During the process of dying, most of them hear how doctors pronounced them dead. They also report how they have seen their lifeless bodies lying below them; this scene most often shocks them, as they are first time looking upon themselves outside their bodies surrounded by doctors, nurses, or relatives.

People generally do not think or talk about death because death is associated with negative emotions. Death can appear to be a villain that steals and destroy lives in the blink of an eye. Unexpected death strikes harder because in most cases it is a result of a tragic event. Tragic death can leave survivors of lost love ones mentally cripple from anger and/or grief.



Yes, the unknown if always fearful-, but I want to try to comfort you who fear, by saying; we will not face death alone. Christ indeed conquered death and cleared the way for us. We are going to conclude our study of the guardian angels, but I can promise you, there is a wealth of biblical information I could not offer due to limitation. Seek and ye shall find, if you have that desire.





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