Iāve mentioned this account on here in the past, but whatās one more time?
In July of 2020, I was taking my dad to the VA at 0530hr. He started off his normal bright sunny encouraging words of the day, āWell, itās another day and itās going to hell.ā (Something to that nature). I asked why he doesnāt put his faith in Jesus like heās supposed to and we got into a quick dialog about why he didnāt believe he was going to heaven. āGod canāt forgive me for the things Iāve done.ā I got annoyed when he said this and Explained to him what has been taught by Farag and a few others about getting into heaven.
Well, it was an extremely quiet ride for the duration of our trip. I got him out, he said thank you and I said see ya later. My mom picked him up and he told her what happened between us that morning. He said he believes in Jesus as his savior, was sorry for the sins he committed and that Jesus died on the cross for my dad and he finally got it through his head and heart.
Fast forward six months and heās in hospice and I didnāt get to see him or talk to him much before this moment but he was doped up the last time I saw him and trying to work his way out of it to talk to us but never did. He died in the middle of the night. Ten days before Christmas. I have faith Jesus welcomed him that night and that along with his testimony he gave my mom, is all I have. My dad also in 2020 stopped taking his meds and he had a lot of them, and he started suffering mini strokes and losing his mind and it wasnāt pretty.
All I can say, Jenn, sister, is if you havenāt shared with her yet, do so now. However, considering the type of person you have shown yourself to be on here, itās hard to believe you havenāt shared. I too pray she has accepted Jesus. I pray you two can have one more talk and tell her, regardless of whatever problems have persisted between you two that you love her. I know what itās like going through life and suddenly someone you loved dies and you didnāt tell them you loved them at least one more time. It haunts you. Well, even the last thing you say is I love you and it still haunts you.
No one needs to know the particulars, but if you can, communicate to her now and put your chips on the table and share your hand (figuratively since sheās in another state. Thatād be a long reach).
Loving Heavenly Father
We pray that the walk in Jennās momās life is with You and that when the time comes for departure of this world, through rapture or rupture, sheās not only with You, but thereās no animosity towards Jenn and her mom. Thatās not really āfor usā to know and so, I defer to Your words about having faith the size of a mustard seed and the wonders it alone can do.
Please deliver a moment between the two to have a conversation with no insinuations, no rebuttals, no rebukes and no condemnation but rather, understanding, some humor perhaps, but in all the time of the world, let there be a love not felt in a long time. Place upon the hearts of these two women a necessity to reconnect now more than ever before. Let no barriers block the true heart of a Christian to be experienced and in the time allotted for talking, bring a blessing of Spiritual wisdom and understanding to both women like never experienced before and grant them the moment waited for even by the angels of heaven standing and watching and waiting.
Please have the Holy Spirit speak through Jenn when she makes that call. Let no callus indication be felt or seen on the heart as it is scrubbed clean through Jesus and allow them to have the best conversation theyāve ever had. Guard one anotherās thoughts, words, and actions towards one another and themselves. Bless them with clean blood flowing through their hearts, no longer murky with trouble.
We pray this in Jesusā name
Amen