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Many of us for various reasons don’t see our parents much. In the 20 years from my 21st birthday to the 41st, i rarely saw my Dad.
On April 10, 2001, Jack Noel took his final breath.
It was somewhere around 1:18am at the York Country Hospital and Home.
It was Good Friday.
He looked like Jesus on the Cross as he lie in bed.
How do i know?
Because God provided the extraordinary opportunity to be there in person.
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When someone dies what do we say?
What if:
We are all going to die. Maybe the best defense is a good offense:
Live like you mean it.
Death isn’t what we fear. We fear that we waited too long to start living fully in our mundane, routine, daily-grind moments.
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(photo: From a friend’s Facebook update. Sounds inspiring until we dig a little deeper…)
What if we reversed it?
You only die once?
False. You die everyday.
You only live once.
In reality, we die a little bit everyday. We poison our soul so slowly on the treadmill of life we never notice.
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(photo: captured a new song on the radio yesterday)
To have a thriving spirit is to have no fear of death.
To have no fear of death is the payoff for living fully – like you mean it – with faith, hope, and love.
To have a payoff to look forward to is the purpose for spending your life with conviction in the mystery of the unseen God.
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Today’s spiritual thought continues with a career thought for the day at the Next Blog
(photo: No, Cheryl didn’t say it, it was a different woman.)
Stunned. In casual conversation, she said she was ready to die.
Not a in a hopeful, or impatient way.
Simply in a peaceful, content sort of way.
It was unexpected.Wow, really?
Stunning.
Inspiring.
Never would have pegged her for having reached this milestone in life at 50 years old.
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