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filling a void

November 7, 2008November 7, 2008 wally metts7 Comments

…so shall my word be that goes out from my mouth; it shall not return to me empty, but it shall accomplish that which I purpose, and shall succeed in the thing for which I sent it. Isaiah 55:11 Some friends in Tennessee sent us a card today, one of many, many cards offering prayer… Continue reading filling a void →

Posted in faith, family, griefTagged gideons

being led, 4

October 22, 2008 wally metts3 Comments

Excerpt from funeral message based on Psalm 23, part 4. And today she sits at the table he has prepared for her. What a joy and consolation. The table David had in mind may have been the high flatlands of summer pasture, which the shepherd would scout out, pulling up poisonous weeds, looking for signs… Continue reading being led, 4 →

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being led, 3

October 22, 2008 wally mettsLeave a comment

Excerpt from funeral message based on Psalm 23, part 3. He leads us beside the still waters. He also leads us through dark valleys. For mom this was the loss of loved ones, both physically and emotionally. Sacrifice and suffering are our lot, and we are not alone. But the truth is, we are led… Continue reading being led, 3 →

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being led

October 19, 2008 wally metts2 Comments

Excerpt from funeral message, part 1) You can tell a lot about people by the books they own, and even more by the books they read. Most of my mom’s books are about the animals, birds, fish and other creatures in which she found such joy. When she came to our house ten weeks ago,… Continue reading being led →

Posted in faith, family, grief

giving thanks

October 16, 2008October 19, 2008 wally metts4 Comments

I'm officiating at mom's funeral Friday. Here is part of what I need to say: ------------------------------------- On behalf of my mom, I’d like to thank you for being here today. She was a friend to many, and many are here today to honor her. And I honor you, for your faithfulness to her, your love… Continue reading giving thanks →

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