‘It Can Be a Bright Day or a Dismal one!’

When you leave this World: Nothing goes with you!

You cannot take any possessions from this world with you; we all leave with nothing.

The Power, Treasures & Luxury you had in this life will no longer exists.

"Ashes to ashes, dust to dust" is a phrase used in Christian funeral services (specifically the Anglican Book of Common Prayer) during the committal of a body to the grave. It signifies the return of the human body to the earth, highlighting mortality and the cycle of life.

The saying ashes to ashes, dust to dust is a powerful reminder that God created us from dust (see Genesis 2:7), and that due to sin, our physical bodies will all eventually return to dust. We need to take our eyes off the things of this world and instead focus on eternity (Matthew 6:19–21). Our physical bodies will return to dust, but our spiritual being will return to God, to stand before Him in judgment (Hebrews 9:27). Through faith in Jesus Christ, that day can be a glorious one, rather than something to be feared.

When you leave this World: Nothing goes with you!

Nothing you own or have in this Earthly World can be taken with you, you leave with nothing!

The Power & Luxury you had in this life no longer exists.

 "Ashes to ashes, dust to dust" is a phrase used in Christian funeral services (specifically the Anglican Book of Common Prayer) during the committal of a body to the grave. It signifies the return of the human body to the earth, highlighting mortality and the cycle of life.

The saying ashes to ashes, dust to dust is a powerful reminder that God created us from dust (see Genesis 2:7), and that due to sin, our physical bodies will all eventually return to dust. We need to take our eyes off the things of this world and instead focus on eternity (Matthew 6:19–21). Our physical bodies will return to dust, but our spiritual being will return to God, to stand before Him in judgment (Hebrews 9:27). Through faith in Jesus Christ, that day can be a glorious one, rather than something to be feared. Visit: prayerscircle.com