Life Cycle 14th May 2020

Life Cycle


This is the inevitable life cycle we all go through.

It's always sad to loose a friend, father or spouse, but try to find peace in good memories and the positive impact the person had on your own learning curve and life decisions, and comforting support.

Remember the laughs, family holidays, the hard times and the sad times. This is what life is all about.
We are after all, just on loan by God to the world. We all have to return to Him at some point in our lives. Some sadly earlier, others have the joy of sharing life into their golden years.
When God calls us home - we who are left behind must find peace and joy in this graduation of our friend or family to a higher calling - no tears, no sickness, no pain - who would not want that for a best friend, a father, a partner?
It's not life to death. For us who know the truth - it's Life to Life.
Be comforted in these words.

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