I've tried to write this twice before and keep on losing it, by pressing some weird combination of keys. Third time we may be successful.
Death comes seldom to NZ. Particularly seldom in large doses.
How do we respond?
How ought we?
Ought we: "Remember the value of family"? "Reassess our priorities"? "Live life to the full"? "Try to draw meaning out of chaos"? "Ignore it all"? "Make the best out of a bad situation"? "
You tell me, if you'd like.
Personally, I remember the gospel is important, it is a matter of life and death and it is not something to save for a rainy day as once it has started to rain, it is too late for some. There is a real answer to death; not one created by humanity, but one, the only one, given by God. It is the cross, it is Jesus Christ - it is the gospel.
It's worth thinking about; for without it, well, perhaps you begin to realise what a world without genuine Good News looks like.
Death comes seldom to NZ. Particularly seldom in large doses.
How do we respond?
How ought we?
Ought we: "Remember the value of family"? "Reassess our priorities"? "Live life to the full"? "Try to draw meaning out of chaos"? "Ignore it all"? "Make the best out of a bad situation"? "
You tell me, if you'd like.
Personally, I remember the gospel is important, it is a matter of life and death and it is not something to save for a rainy day as once it has started to rain, it is too late for some. There is a real answer to death; not one created by humanity, but one, the only one, given by God. It is the cross, it is Jesus Christ - it is the gospel.
It's worth thinking about; for without it, well, perhaps you begin to realise what a world without genuine Good News looks like.
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