Words of Comfort to Everyone Who Has Experienced a Loss (A Prayer)

I realize each of you are still dealing with the reality of the loss of your loved one or that special individual in your lives. I will be praying for each of you and your families and all others who will be deeply affected by their departure. Knowing this will be a difficult time for each of you and your families, I yet believe God will provide each of you with the needed strength when needed the most. Even in those moments when the thought of their departure causes discomfort - I yet still believe God will allow each of you to know His arms are wrapped tightly around you.

In all things God is able because He knows exactly what is best for His beloved. Believing and praying the peace, comfort, love and grace shall walk closely beside each of you as very close companions. This is my prayer concerning you all in Jesus' Matchless and Mighty Name.

 I thank God for each of you humbling yourselves and being obedient to the leading of the Holy Ghost (Holy Spirit) and uplift and strengthen another Brother and Sister in the Body of Christ, as well as, those individuals who might be temporary on the outside of the Body. Let’s show the love we talk and preach about.

 May God bless each of us for performing the work of Him who has sent us into the hedges and highways to compel men, women and children to come unto Him: who is the Author and Finisher of our faith.

Amen and Amen.

NOTE: For those individuals who might read this post whether in a news feed or within a group, if there is someone within your own family or someone with whom you are acquainted with that might benefit from these simple words of comfort, please feel free to share with them. Now, it might be prudent and/or necessary to share with someone via e-mail, text or even if these words have to be read to them over the telephone. Brothers and Sisters because the love of God should be dwelling in each of us, we should be willing to spread, demonstrate and execute the love of God to all whenever possible. We will rejoice when our Brothers and Sisters rejoice: and we will weep with our Sisters and Brothers when they weep.

? 2015 Robert G. Johnson, Jr.