White flowers in the meadow
I pretend they are your grave
Remembrance pulls me back in time
To our younger days
Wildflowers by the dozens
Red and orange in the sun
That race to fill our buckets full
I don’t even know who won
In my mind I hear your laughter
Close my eyes and see your smile
Thank God that we had you
If only for a while
When grief comes round the corner
Though tears may ebb and flow
I’ll cling tight to Your promise
To the hope of heaven hold
On that day I see You
Every question will fade away
Jesus, hold my grieving heart
Until I see Your face • Savannah Coleman
• Have you lost someone you love? Grieving is an important, ongoing part of healing. And God grieves with us. But because Jesus Christ died on the cross for us and rose again, we don’t have to grieve without hope. If we’ve put our trust in Jesus, we have the hope that He will return to bring heaven to earth, resurrect us from the dead, and all His people will live with Him forever!
“…there will be no more death or sorrow or crying or pain…†Revelation 21:4 (NLT)
Read Verses:
John 14:25-27; Romans 8:34; Ephesians 1:17-23; 2 Timothy 3:14-17
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