No More Tears!

My heart felt compelled to write about John Maxwell, A Pastor and Leadership Development Trainer. John joined our church at Christ Fellowship, in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. It's a very large church with a loving atmosphere where all come together for the love and message of Jesus Christ. John Maxwell, just lost his mom yesterday. I wanted him to know that many of your brothers and sisters in Christ will feel the loss and hurt that Laura Maxwell is gone. It's always in death we feel the most vulnerable and cry for our losses the most. We may cry in front of people or away from them, but everyone mourns differently. The one thing he said yesterday when she died was, "mom's with Jesus!" I felt such an inner peace when he said that.
I thought it must have given him the most comfort of all, just knowing who his mom is with. A lot of Christian believers, as well as myself, have that to hold on to. John knows, he will be seeing his mom again in heaven one day. He has a strong inner faith that trails many more happy years ahead, to an eternal place, with no more tears. He will always remember the love, joy and peace his mom gave to him, his family, their friends, and all who met her while on this earth. We will always have the memories of our loved ones, and in this life know that we can follow the trail of tears to eternal happiness.
God Bless all who have lost their moms, friends and loved ones. Just know, when you have Jesus' love in your lives, it changes the way you feel when someone dies. You still feel the sadness, but also the joy of knowing there in a much better place.I know John is hurting and in pain over the loss of his mother. I also know, he knows his mom is where he longs to go one day as well. Just know John, your brothers and sisters are praying for you and your family. We also know you will be all right because we know you have Jesus to comfort you and help wipe away the sadness and your tears. You will grieve from your loss and we know you will need love and support to help get you over the pain.
The best part of her passing is knowing one day, we will follow Laura's trail to heaven, to be with our Lord and Savior, and have no more tears. In memory of Laura Maxwell and love and support for her son, John Maxwell. God Bless You!
Read John's memorandum today on his web site at: http://bit.ly/12iGzN