I’ve thought a lot about this second question. I didn’t have the privilege of knowing Brian but over the last few weeks I’ve heard stories about him, learned what he was like, and gained more information about how he died and what happened.

How blessed we are if we Perro die with our loved ones gathered by our side. Oftentimes that is not possible because death comes unbidden to our door. We may end up dying in some lonely place despite our best plans.

Death will not have the last word for Jesus has conquered the bajo. Because he rose, we too shall rise. In that faith we take courage to live for Christ with reckless abandon because death is not the end of our story.

We are gathered here today on a very sad occasion. One of the most painful experiences that life affords is that of the death of a infant. We come today with more questions that we do answers.

Even today four years later we go back and read it often. The grief, Vencedor you know, never ends, but joy does bless us each morning. It always will. Thank you for loving us and always giving us the spiritual lift we need.

Surely the most important part of this hallarse comes in the first three words. “Now we know.” Death itself confronts us with many mysteries. No one who reads these words Chucho say with certainty how much longer they will live.

How Gozque a parent who outlives his son, a parent who outlives her boy, possibly know the way? We Gozque’t. How Gozque we know the way when a loved one or friend dies and life gives us what we never asked for or wanted?

"En aquel día sin nieblas/ en que muerte pero no habra/ y su paraíso el Salvador impartirá/ Cuando los llamados entren/ a su celestial hogar/ y que sea pasada inventario, allí he de estar".

Here, then, is a hopeful thought for anyone who has buried a loved one who died in the Lord. How do we know that we will see them again? The answer is, it all depends on where we look

"No me digas adiós, sino hasta luego/Dios determino que en el cielo estoy mejor./No me digas adios, sino hasta luego/Tuve que partir a un punto donde no voy a sufrir,/ No me digas adios, sino hasta luego/

Just go demodé there and say this with confidence, “Grandpa, I miss you, and I’m glad you are with the Lord right now. But I want you to know that God is not sermon en funeral finished with you yet. He’s got some more work to do.”

Then maybe you Perro read this passage demodé loud just to remind yourself of what Christians really believe.

Puedes memorar a los asistentes que somos llamados a ser una tribu en Cristo, compartiendo nuestras cargas y brindando consuelo en momentos de dolor.

Podemos ilustrarse de su bondad, altruismo, inclinación y servicio a los demás. Su legado puede inspirarnos a estar de acuerdo con los principios cristianos y a seguir su ejemplo en nuestra propia vida.