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Your Question:
What happens when I'm no longer able to take care of my loved ones?
Answer:
As I reflect on the question of what happens when I'm no longer able to take care of my loved ones, I'm reminded of the sacrifices Susan and I have made over the years to raise Joshua and Rebecca. We've poured our hearts and souls into raising them, and it's been a labor of love. When I'm no longer able to care for them, I know that they will be there to care for me, just as I've always hoped they would. Susan's words of encouragement remind me that all the years we've spent investing in our children will be worth it in the end. As a pastor, I've had the privilege of caring for others in need, and I've seen firsthand the impact that sacrificial love can have on people's lives. When we care for others, even when it's difficult or inconvenient, we're not just meeting their physical needs, we're also showing them the love and compassion of Christ. And when the tables are turned, and we're the ones who need care, it's a beautiful thing to see our children and others in the community come alongside us to provide support and comfort. I'm grateful for the reminder that even in our darkest moments, there is always hope. When we're feeling hopeless and overwhelmed, it's easy to feel like giving up, but God's Word reminds us that He is always with us, and that He has a plan to give us hope and a future. As I look to the future, I know that I'll need to rely on the support of my loved ones and the community of faith to care for me when I'm no longer able to take care of myself. And I have faith that they will be there for me, just as I've always been there for them.
Sources:
raising passionate jesus followers
phil diane comer
introduction biblical ethics
robertson mcquilkin
job
francis andersen
power of a praying wife
stormie omartian
old testament theology
waltke
meaning of marriage
timothy keller
my utmost for his highest
oswald chambers
depression
edward welch
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