Christian Javois
Christian Javois
Experiencing Loss, and God’s Presence (Matthew 14:1-31)
Experiencing Loss, and God’s Presence (Matthew 14:1-31)
Experiencing Loss, and God’s Presence (Matthew 14:1-31)
Friday 24th December 2021
Join Christian Javois on 'Beside Still Waters' as he shares how to find solace in God's presence during times of loss and grief.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Solace in Faith: Christian Javois on Coping with Loss
Loss, if I would capitulate, a life lesson. He separates himself, goes into the presence of God, spends extended time with God alone and, if you will, having been restored, reset you know, perhaps having a clear view of how his life is going to end, because he knew how his life was going to end, and we will see so in the succeeding chapters in Matthew.
Loss and grief are universal experiences, touching everyone at some point in life. In this episode of 'Beside Still Waters', Christian Javois takes listeners on a heartfelt journey through bereavement, drawing on both personal experiences and biblical teachings. Javois reflects on how even Jesus faced loss, using His responses as a guide for finding comfort in God's presence. He stresses the importance of spending extended, uninterrupted time with God to truly feel His grace during tough times.
Through touching stories and scripture, including the transfiguration of Jesus and the hope for glory in the Colossian church, Javois illustrates how faith can be a powerful source of solace. He also talks about the impact of Christian presence and the legacy we leave behind when we live a life devoted to God. This episode is a gentle reminder that even in our darkest moments, we are not alone; God's presence is always there to provide comfort and strength.