David Wayne, a pastor fighting cancer, on how the struggle is helping clear clutter away from message of the gospel:
Category Archive: Death and Dying
Jan
28
2011
Challenger: 25 Years Ago
This time was different. This time we watched in horror and unbelief as the space shuttle fell to earth in pieces after experiencing a fiery catastrophic failure.
Dec
08
2010
Why?
A beautiful reflective song for those grieving over the unexpected loss of a loved one.
Oct
20
2010
The Life Well Lived is the Funeral Well Preached
The life well lived is a funeral well preached. We’re judged at the end of time, not at our death: how far will your influence go?
Sep
09
2010
Steven Curtis and Mary Beth Chapman: Choosing to See
Steven Curtis Chapman and his wife Mary Beth discuss church, ministry, grace, adoption, and grief after losing their young daughter in a tragic accident.
May
16
2010
Preparing Your Church for Suffering
Pastor Matt Chandler, undergoing treatment for a brain tumor, discusses suffering. T4G 2010 — Session 8 — Matt Chandler from Together for the Gospel (T4G) on Vimeo.
Mar
21
2010
Resolved: Life is Short
Dear people, life is short and life is precious. Don’t waste it on superficial things. Grow deep. Get ready to die well. Give yourself unreservedly to what matters. Fling away sham. Be real with God and real with man. Cherish the eternal in everything. Take hold of life which is life indeed. Turn off the …
Mar
05
2010
Cancer: The Story of Zac Smith
The Story of Zac Smith from NewSpring Media on Vimeo. (HT: Perry Noble)
Feb
23
2010
Francis Chan: “The Most Disturbing Thing I Have Ever Watched in my Life”
A sobering reminder that most of us live self-absorbed, insulated lives of comfort, oblivious to and unconcerned with the plights of Christians in other parts of the world. Francis Chan explains. Persecution in India: Unedited Footage Persecution in India: Francis' Response
Jan
31
2010
Suffering well: Faith tested by pastor’s cancer
AP writer writes the story of Matt Chandler: DALLAS – Matt Chandler doesn't feel anything when the radiation penetrates his brain. It could start to burn later in treatment. But it hasn't been bad, this time lying on the slab. Not yet, anyway. Chandler's lanky 6-foot-5-inch frame rests on a table at Baylor University Medical …
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