8 thoughts on “ Gods Light (Has Gone Home) ”

1. (16) And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: he made the stars also. (17) And God set them in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth, (18) And to rule over the day and over the night, and to divide the light from the darkness: and God saw that it was good.

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2. Feb 22,  · We know that Rev. Billy Graham, a devoted evangelist and believer, has gone home to be with Jesus. But do we really know what that means? Scripture describes what heaven .

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3. It can be a healing balm for the loneliness and sickness of our souls. In the furrows of despair, it can plant the seeds of a brighter hope. It can enlighten the deepest valleys of sorrow. It can illuminate the path before us and lead us through the darkest night into the promise of a new dawn.

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4. Jan 30,  · Light is part of His essence, as is love (1 John ).The message is that God is completely, unreservedly, absolutely holy, with no admixture of sin, no taint of iniquity, and no hint of injustice. If we do not have the light, we do not know God. Those who know God, who walk with Him, are of the light and walk in the light.

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5. Feb 24,  · The Rev. Billy Graham, counselor to presidents and God’s great gift to the world for a century, has left this mortal earth. We know where he has gone.

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6. Afflicted believers, your sorrows are only the discomforts of a journey, each stage of which, however rough the road and wild the weather, brings you nearer home. The darkness is only that of the tunnel through which you are hurrying, and the speck of light at the end is nearing and brightening as you speed onward to the eternal sunshine.

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7. Loving God, the hope and protector of all humankind; bless those whose loved ones are missing. The agony of not knowing whether someone is living or dead is a daily torture.

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8. Jan 03,  · When a brother or sister in the Lord dies, we should remember first and foremost that the Father has answered Jesus’s prayer. God is sovereign over our loved ones’ deaths, and he has purposes we may never understand (Deuteronomy ; James ), but we can cling to the truth that Jesus has prayed for his Father to bring his people home.

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