Fatherless Children Need Christian Mentors

Posted by Hadriel Sam on December 19th, 2019

As I got out of my car, I was deeply aware of what I walking into.  Ultra Manifestation Review  I felt a tiny tinge of the pain that the family must be feeling and even that was difficult to carry. All I could think was; "I cannot wait until I can get back into this car, go about my day and forget the pain that this family is experiencing."

I walked into the church and down the aisle. Up the aisle came the parents who stood before the casket of the second son that they have lost in the past six years. The first young son died in the World Trade Center on 9/11. Now this elder son was taken in an accident at work - on his 35th birthday - not many hours after his mother had called him to say: "Happy Birthday, son. I love you."What do you say to believers who have experienced such unimaginable loss? They did not give me a minute to fumble through words. "John, it is so nice of you to come. We are so blessed to be apart of your ministry."

I looked deeply into their eyes. Pain? Yes. But also there was such hope and strength.I was awestruck and speechless. How can they stand there in a moment and place such as this with an obvious desire to encourage me? I glanced up at the mahogany casket and then to these dear Christian parents, and I knew I was seeing God. God had His arms around them. His hand was holding together their inner brokenness. I am not suggesting that they did not weep bitterly or that they did not fall apart. But the fact that they could stand there at all and even think of the feelings of another human being in a time like that was a display of the power of God. The Holy Spirit through Paul said it so well:

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