When five-year-old Emily Kimball was hospitalized and heard she was going to die, she started to cry. Even though she loved Jesus and wanted to be with him, she didn’t want to leave her family behind. 

In this Q&A Randy answers questions about Revelation, missions, death, Heaven and generosity at a Seed Company convention in 2014. 

In this Q&A Randy answers questions about Revelation, missions, death, Heaven and generosity at a Seed Company convention in 2014. 

In this Q&A Randy answers questions about Revelation, missions, death, Heaven and generosity at a Seed Company convention in 2014. 

In this Q&A Randy answers questions about Revelation, missions, death, Heaven and generosity at a Seed Company convention in 2014. 

In this Q&A Randy answers questions about Revelation, missions, death, Heaven and generosity at a Seed Company convention in 2014. 

My point in this blog is not to put anyone in distress or have them second guess past decisions. Rather, this is only for those who are interested and are thinking about future decisions.

In this video clip, Randy Alcorn shares a quote from Charles Spurgeon that encourages us that we do not need to grieve excessively over the death of our believing loved ones because they are not lost. They are enjoying their eternal triumph with the Lord. But Randy clarifies that it is not wrong to weep over death, since Jesus wept over the death of Lazarus. 

Charles Spurgeon describes the death of our believing loved ones in terms of children going up to bed. Parents don't grieve as if they have lost them because they know they will see them in the morning. Randy Alcorn shares a quote from Spurgeon which encourages us that we don't need to grieve excessively because children we have lost are enjoying their eternal triumph. This video clip was excerpted from Randy's Eternity 101 DVD class.