@meghannmcuniff: The sister of an Ohio woman who was murdered by her husband said on Monday that when her niece questioned Christianity, she told her "Christianity isn't about following Jesus because He promises to fix everything, heal everything, or prevent terrible things from happening." "We live in such a broken world that it is the exact reason why Jesus came down on this earth to sacrifice Himself on our behalf so that He can live amongst us to comfort us when we are hurting," said Ashley Flynn's sister Kayla Keyt before a judge senenced Caleb Flynn for murdering her. "We follow Jesus because of who He is, for He is faithful and trustworthy, and He does not promise a probably free life, but He does promise that He will never forsake us, and He will walk alongside of us and comfort us every step of our journey through the valley of the shadow of death." "And so, even if Jesus does nothing else beyond else for us beyond what He's already done, dying on the cross so our sins could be forgiven, and rising again so we could have the hope of heaven. That would be enough. And sweet girl, that's why your mommy is where she is right now. She's in paradise because Jesus died for her, and because of his sacrifice and resurrection, when her life on this earth ended, she ran straight into the arms of her best friend Jesus." Keyt said she told told the girl, "that even in unimaginable suffering, God still leaves reminders of His goodness everywhere: the sun warming our skin, beautiful flowers and colorful trees, food on our table that we don't have to beg for, a warm hug from someone who loves us. I told her to imagine every one of those little blessings as a tiny daisy." "It's very easy to miss them if you don't watch out for them. But if we gather them one by one, eventually we look down and realize we're holding an entire bouquet of blessings. A reminder that even in the darkest season of our lives, God is still good, and beyond all of those little daisies, we still have the greatest gift of all-the cross, the resurrection, and the hope of heaven. That is what Matthew and I will spend the rest of our lives teaching our four daughters." #law #court #crime

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Tuesday 06 October 2026 14:29:05 GMT