10 Quotes by Rob Moll

While we do not mourn as those who have no hope, we do mourn.

Proper grieving takes time, and taking that time recognizes the importance of the person’s life.

Paul called death the last enemy. Death is indeed evil. Yet death is also a mercy; it is the final affliction of life’s miseries.

Death is real; there is no need to say that because our loved one is in heaven, death doesn’t exist.

We all need to learn to die well, whatever age we are.

The living Christians and the dead are still of one body, still of one hope.

Mourning is the transition from one life with a person we loved to another life without that person.

The funeral is when a mourner is for the first time among society as a different person.

However, those in mourning and their comforters may make grieving more difficult when our Christian hope is used to discourage public mourning.