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"And in the End..." is the series finale of the American medical drama television series ER. The two-hour episode, which serves as the 22nd episode of the fifteenth season and the 331st episode overall, was written by John Wells and directed by Rod Holcomb and aired on NBC on April 2, 2009.
- Beginning The Journey
- Step One: Choose A Heavenly Destination
- Step Two: Follow God’s Map
- Step Three: Seek Direction
- Step Four: Find Supportive People
- Step Five: Contemplate Beauty
- Step Six: Bring Companions
- Step Seven: Record Your Progress in A Journal
- Application—Preparing For The Journey
Borrowing John Bunyan’s metaphor, let’s consider the Christian life as a walking journey—growing closer to God while journeying toward God. He is both the destination and the way at the same time (John 14:6). There are stepping stones we must use if we are going to have a closer walk with God, steps we must take to enjoy spiritual intimacy with Him...
First, we need a DESTINATION. That’s simple—we’re at the bottom of Grandfather Mountain, and we want to reach the top. There’s no easy way to do it. It’s one step at a time over tree roots, fog-slick rocks, and time-worn footholds. But what about the spiritual journey? John Bunyan had it right: Every person alive is born into the City of Destructio...
Once we start up the mountain, we need a MAPto avoid wandering off the trail. Fortunately, on the Grandfather Mountain trail, there aren’t many ways to get lost. Your only concern is to continue climbing up. Just as there is only one way to the peak, there is only one way to heaven. And the Bible is the map that points the way. The psalmist said, “...
Because the trail to the top of Grandfather Mountain doesn’t intersect with other trails, DIRECTIONSare rarely necessary. Even so, you’ll have questions: Is there water along the way? How much further is it to the top? Is it worth it? What will we see when we get there? Experienced hikers, and especially those on their way down from the top, can pr...
On the Grandfather Mountain trail, ASSISTANCEis never far away. On an average day in tourist season, and usually in the off-season as well, the trail is filled with hikers. Should you sprain an ankle or scrape a shin, help will be at hand. On your journey with God, you’ll find helping hands in the Church (Romans 12:3- 8; 1 Corinthians 12:12-31). Wh...
SCENIC VIEWS. Now that’s what Grandfather Mountain is all about. At regular intervals on the trail, you’ll catch a break in the trees and spot a glimpse of what awaits you at the top—a 360-degree panorama that takes your breath away. The beauty of God’s creation in the mountains never disappoints. The same is true in the spiritual journey. God’s sc...
At times, hiking alone has its benefits, but you need good friends and family with you on the Grandfather Mountain trail. There are just too many things to share together: “Look at those vultures floating on the updrafts!” “Can you believe the beauty of those rhododendrons?” “Hurry! Grab the camera and capture that sunset before it’s gone!” COMPANI...
Finally, hiking the Grandfather Mountain trail will result in a million memories and mental snapshots. You need a JOURNALto make them last—a place to put your thoughts, paste your pictures, and press those wildflowers and leaves you collected. No trip is finished until it has been recorded. Are you keeping track of what God is revealing to you on y...
Destination:
Have you secured your destination through faith in Christ? If not, ask Jesus Christ to forgive your sins and to give you the gift of eternal life, which He has promised to do (John 3:16).
Map:
What blessings does God promise to those who will seek Him? What blessings have you discovered in His Word?
Directions:
In what areas of your life do you need to seek direction and comfort? Take time now to ask God for His provision and guidance.
Jul 30, 2013 · By looking at what Paul writes here and at a few other verses on the same topic, we can learn how to get along with one another. It’s of vital importance that we do so, not only so that we can be at peace, but for the sake of the gospel.
- It’s never easy. It’s always easier to avoid it. We all have a tendency to shrink from confrontation. We feel anxious about how the other person wi...
- Paul repeats the verb with each woman: “I urge Euodia and I urge Syntyche to think the same in the Lord” (literal translation). In Matthew 18:15, J...
- Paul calls on his “true comrade” (“loyal yokefellow,” NIV) to help these women. Commentators make many suggestions as to who this might have been,...
- When Paul says that these women have shared his struggle in the gospel, the word he uses means to be on the same team in an athletic contest. Team...
May 23, 2023 · Getting Along in God. Jesus wants us to get along, yes, but the deeper truth is that we get along in God. Eternal life is knowing the only true God and the Son he sent to save us (John 17:3).
- Trevin Wax
Mar 3, 2022 · What does the Bible have to say about getting along – with other people and how to get along with God. Quite a bit, actually. Paul said, “If you’ve got it in you, get along with everybody.”
Apr 9, 2024 · God is powerful and loves you so much that there are many ways to find happiness with God. Here are six secrets for finding happiness with God. Know and embrace your identity in Christ. When you surrender, are transformed, and renewed by the saving grace of Christ, you pivot to a less selfish focus.
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May 9, 2024 · How to get in touch with God. Practical tips for how to develop a relationship with God and how to reconnect with God when He feels distant or far away.
