A Father’s Care
“Cast all your cares upon Him, as fast as they come in.“ James Smith, (1802—1862) “The Pastor’s Morning Visit” Casting all your […]
Patient Waiting
The objects of our hope are . . . all future, all good, and all promised. This present world is a land […]
The Diamonds of Heaven: Charles Spurgeon
…behold, he prayeth… Acts 9:11 Prayers are instantly noticed in heaven. The moment Saul began to pray, the Lord heard him. Here […]
Letter to a Stricken Soul -A.W. Pink
My dear brother, My heart goes out to you in sympathy in this dark hour, and I feel my helplessness to comfort […]
Believing
Believing . . . that God rules all, that He governs wisely, that He brings good out of evil the believer is […]
Death is a Change of Place
A good name is better than precious ointment; and the day of death than the day of one’s birth. Ecclesiastes 7:1 A […]
An Untimely Death?
J.R. Miller (1840 – 1912), ‘Morning Thoughts’ And immediately the king sent an executioner, and commanded his head to be brought: and […]
Chance, Accident, Luck or Divine Providence?
Charles Spurgeon: “Blessed is that man who is done with chance, who never speaks of luck–but believes that from the least, even to the […]
Prayer for a Time of Bereavement
John MacDuff, from “Family Prayers” 1885 The desire of our eyes has been taken away by a stroke! The shadows of death have unexpectedly […]
Blessings of Bereavement
Before I was afflicted I went astray: but now have I kept thy word. Psalm 119:67 BLESSINGS OF BEREAVEMENT by J. R. […]
Far Better: From ‘A Song of Sighs’ by Susannah Spurgeon (3/3)
by Susannah Spurgeon, On the death of her husband, C. H. Spurgeon, (Excerpts) Part Three – Parting Company I can see two […]
The Lord’s Song: From ‘A Song of Sighs’ by Susannah Spurgeon (2/3)
by Susannah Spurgeon, on the death of her husband, C. H. Spurgeon, (Excerpts) Part Two: Mercy Outruns Misery How shall I sing the […]
God Glorified in Sorrow: From ‘A Song of Sighs’ by Susannah Spurgeon (1/3)
by Susannah Spurgeon, on the death of her husband, C. H. Spurgeon, (Excerpts) Part One – Introduction: A sweet symphony of praise I […]
Though We Mourn, We Must Not Murmur!
by John Angell James (1785—1859), on the death of his wife, from: “Sorrow for the Death of Friends” …Naked came I out […]
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About the photo: This is a beach called Mullaloo in Perth, Western Australia. For a small fee, artist CarlyMarie will create a personalized […]
