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Your Question:
How do I face the possibility of my own death?
Answer:
The thought of my own death. It's a reality that I've grappled with as a pastor, helping others to come to terms with their own mortality. But as a Christian, I've found that facing death is not about fearing the unknown, but about trusting in the promise of eternal life. I've seen it in the lives of those who have gone before us, who have lived with the hope of resurrection and the promise of a new life in Christ. As I reflect on my own life, I'm reminded that death is not just a physical reality, but a spiritual one as well. It's a separation from God, a loss of the life that He has given us. But as a believer, I know that death is not the end. It's a transition to a new life, a life that is full of hope and promise. I've seen it in the lives of those who have died in faith, who have lived with the knowledge that their death was not an end, but a new beginning. For me, facing my own death is not about fearing the unknown, but about trusting in the God who has given me life. It's about living each day with purpose and intention, knowing that my time is short. As a Christian, I know that I have a responsibility to live for God, to be a witness for Him in all that I do. And when my time on this earth is over, I know that I will be with Him, in a life that is full of joy and peace.
Sources:
depression
edward welch
my utmost for his highest
oswald chambers
biblical critical theory
christopher watkin
systematic theology
wayne grudem
christian theology
millard erickson
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