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    Wednesday 12 November 2014

    Life after death for Myles Munroe




    By Emmanuel Udom

    It is no longer news that Dr Myles Munroe, founder of Bahamas Faith Ministries, died in a plane crash this week.
    The private plane he was on board with wife, Ruth, and nine others reportedly struck a crane and crash landed, killing all the nine persons inside at Grand Bahama.

    Death and life are two sides of the same coin. We must born to die and die to  be re-born. No one can escape this. Even the Bible says there is a time to sow and a time to reap.

    Some Christians are thinking about heaven and hell after death. This is not too correct. There is no physical place known as heaven or hell.
    This heaven or hell concept was created by some of our early church leaders to place their followers in perpetual bondage, even while here on earth.
    The bottom-line was to instill fear and control in the minds of their followers for their selfish, monetary reasons.

    I also know that there is life after death. A bit difficult to prove, but from my personal one-on-one relationship with the source, this I can tell you is 100% true.

    The source is God, cosmic or whatever you choose to call it in your local language.
    Munroe came into this world, played his part in service of God and humanity and returned to serve at higher level.

    He will come back, renewed, refresh and reinvigorated to continue from where he stopped. The motivational preacher served the world with his tongue and pen. He sure will reap the rewards with interests.

    What we sow today, we reap tomorrow either in this life or the next even with interests. This is where I do sometime disagree with some of my Christians friends who talk about forgiveness of sins.   

    What we do individually-good or bad will certainly return to us with interests.
     But, the burden could be made lighter by God, if we strive at all times, circumstances, and places to think and do good. It is pretty difficult, but is very, very possible.

    The law of sowing and reaping is a universal, immutable law of nature, of God that cannot be bribed, cajoled, manipulated or set aside. It is a law that does not know social, financial or other status of any person in this life.


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