A reader shares her heartache at losing both her father and her mother—and not receiving a comforting sign from either of them. What does it mean when we don’t have a glimpse of heaven from our loved ones who are crossing over?
At the end of life, people often look for those who have already died, like a beloved husband, who had crossed over 16 years earlier.
The last words or messages our loved ones give us as they are crossing over vary greatly from person to person but often have a profound effect on those left behind.
Sometimes we experience those heaven-sent, gift-from-God moments, and they are their own reward.
Prayer moves mountains, and God wants each and every person to be home with him in heaven for eternity.
The powerful story of how a beloved husband knew he was being called home to heaven, and was unafraid.
God touches our hearts gently and says, “Pay attention, this is Me”—especially after the death of a loved one or friend.
How God comforts us from heaven, allowing our loved ones to visit us at unexpected times.
They comforted each other for as long as they could. And then one night Jack went on to heaven.
The day before her father’s death, her mother noticed a wonderful warm light around him. Was it Jesus’ way of letting her know that he was about to be called home to heaven?
Bill and Moira were a very devout couple with a deep and abiding faith in God and in each other, and they remained that way even after her diagnosis.
Over that past 30 years, I have found that what children say when they’re dying can often bring peace and comfort to their grieving parents.
