Tears in Heaven, My family tears

Went to church with my dear family today, yesterday went home, my dad me up at 12.30am after work at the same old place...today the speaker is meth. wesley reverend, sermon is very good.. when he sang the Amazing Grace.. I was really touched..

I look at my dad, who standing at the corner, surprisingly, he wipe his eyes , is red... oh... he close his eyes and he prayed..
I know wat is his prayer, sure included regards my grandmum and grandpa's salvation and his loved one...
I really seldom see his tear, when I saw, my heart feel the same

then I close my eye, suddenly a picture just flash thru..
then I told my mum regards the pic.. is somehow my mum's mission in sharing gospel in her family... not awhile I see my mum's eye is red and her tears continue drop down

then I asked her on night before sleep, she said actually she feel like crying loud but dunno why.. but I know why, is led by the holy spirit , she was too guilty unable to get her family to believe in God ... She also hope that meet all of them in Heaven oneday...

Is the precious tears I saw, I shall not forget this... just feel like picture it down

My brother 's tears because of his beloved girlfriend, hmm.. my brother really is a good man, I know he will want to marry her oneday...Hope that this cute little girl can be my sister in law one day.. and they can go through the ups and down together..

and the Daily bread mentioned about the tears in Heaven... tears again.. Daily bread really very meaningful to me..


July 31, 2006
Tears In Heaven
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God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying. —Revelation 21:4
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In 1991, famed British guitarist Eric Clapton was stricken with grief when his 4-year-old son Conor died as a result of a fall from an apartment window. Looking for an outlet for his grief, Clapton penned perhaps his most poignant ballad: “Tears In Heaven.” It seems that every note weighs heavy with the sense of pain and loss that can be understood only by a parent who has lost a child.
Surprisingly, however, Clapton said in a television interview years later, “In a sense, it wasn’t even a sad song. It was a song of belief. When it [says that] there will be no more tears in heaven, I think it’s a song of optimism—of reunion.”
The thought of a heavenly reunion is powerful indeed. For everyone who has trusted Jesus Christ for salvation, there is the hope that we will be reunited forever in a place where “God will wipe away every tear from [our] eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying” (Revelation 21:4). And, most of all, it is a place where we will “see His face” and forever be with Christ Himself (22:4).
In our times of loss and grief, of tears and sorrow, isn’t it comforting to know that Christ has purchased for us a heavenly home where there will be no more tears! —Bill Crowder—Bill Crowder-->

What wonders await us in yonder fair land?The face of our Savior, the touch of His hand,No tears and no crying, no sighs or despair,For Jesus is waiting to welcome us there. —Kerr
When God wipes our tears, sorrow will give way to eternal song.