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    Funeral Eldery Christian

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    This funeral service summarizes the life and faith of an elderly Christian woman. It discusses how she lived faithfully for over 70 years in service to others, though not as a preacher. It notes that for believers, death is precious in God's sight as they go home to Him, and it is a gain as they are released from earthly struggles and gain more of Christ. The sermon encourages the woman's family that through faith in Christ, they can also triumph over death and find life and death meaningful.

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    Funeral Eldery Christian

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    This funeral service summarizes the life and faith of an elderly Christian woman. It discusses how she lived faithfully for over 70 years in service to others, though not as a preacher. It notes that for believers, death is precious in God's sight as they go home to Him, and it is a gain as they are released from earthly struggles and gain more of Christ. The sermon encourages the woman's family that through faith in Christ, they can also triumph over death and find life and death meaningful.

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    This funeral service summarizes the life and faith of an elderly Christian woman. It discusses how she lived faithfully for over 70 years in service to others, though not as a preacher. It notes that for believers, death is precious in God's sight as they go home to Him, and it is a gain as they are released from earthly struggles and gain more of Christ. The sermon encourages the woman's family that through faith in Christ, they can also triumph over death and find life and death meaningful.

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    Funeral Eldery Christian

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    Mark Anthony Impang
    This funeral service summarizes the life and faith of an elderly Christian woman. It discusses how she lived faithfully for over 70 years in service to others, though not as a preacher. It notes that for believers, death is precious in God's sight as they go home to Him, and it is a gain as they are released from earthly struggles and gain more of Christ. The sermon encourages the woman's family that through faith in Christ, they can also triumph over death and find life and death meaningful.

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    Funeral For An Elderly Christian

    I. Out of respect for ____________ and love for her family we have gathered here
    today in this house of mourning.
    A. We are not here today to eulogize her—that sermon was preached during
    her long and godly life.
    B. She lived well past the “three-score and ten” that Moses spoke of in Psalms
    90—she spent over 70 years laboring in the Lord’s vineyard.
    C. Though she was not a preacher, she did preach many sermons by her
    dedication and simple life of service to others.
    II. “Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints” (Ps. 116:15).
    A. That which is so dark and heart-rending to us, in this case, is precious in
    God’s sight—one of His children has gone home.
    B. A saint is not one who has inherent goodness or moral perfection—it is
    simply one who has been separated from sin by the gospel and cleansed in
    the precious blood of Christ.
    C. When a faithful child of God dies, they are released from the pain,
    uncertainty and inequities of this life.
    III. “For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain” (Phil. 1:21).
    A. Paul cherished this sentiment because he viewed death as a doorway to
    gaining more of Christ.
    B. At the end of his life he wrote to Timothy (2 Tim. 4:6–8).
    C. In every instance, when a faithful child of God departs this life for the next,
    they have a great gain.
    IV. “Then I heard a voice from heaven saying to me, Write: Blessed are the dead
    who die in the Lord from now on. Yes, says the Spirit, that they may rest from
    their labors, and their works follow them.” (Rev. 14:13).
    A. We often speak of “times side of eternity”—it would be far better if we lived
    more in view with God’s side of eternity.
    B. When His disciples were concerned, Jesus said… (John 14:1–3).
    V. My remarks today are directed to the grandchildren and the great-grandchildren
    of ____________.
    A. Speak of the influence this Christian had on the lives of her family.
    B. I could not improve on her advice, so let me simply say “Amen.”
    VI. Though death is certain for each of us, we can triumph over it in Christ.
    A. Living for God makes both life and death meaningful.
    B. To the righteous, death is a doorway leading to a crown (2 Cor. 5:1–7).

    “Grant, O Lord, that we may live in thy fear,


    die in thy favor, rest in thy peace,
    rise in thy power, reign in thy glory,
    for Thine own beloved Son’s sake,
    Jesus Christ our Lord.”
    (William Laud)

    David Padfield www.ExpositorySermonOutlines.com 1

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