Chivayo Death: “I am Glad I Had Time At His House” – Makandiwa Mourns
Below Makandiwa unedited condolence message:
MMANUEL MAKANDIWA
Inspiring People. Sharing Life.
*ON BEHALF OF UFI CHURCH, AND MY FAMILY*
We extend our condolence to the families of Mr and Mrs Chivayo and to the families of the special crew on board that did not make it home alive, and to the Johane Masowe church and it’s Leaders. We pray for the comfort that only God provides
Rev 14v13 blessed are the dead that die in the Lord for they rest from their labour and their works follow them.
None of man’s work goes to waste, rather the work always follows the man even in the world to come.
I thank God that we had time together at their house where we had supper and private discussions in that and previous other meetings whose purposes remain confidential.
As for the question of whether I saw the accident prophetically before time or not as some may wonder; that, to me, was rendered unimportant when I stated in time past my inability to see everything. I reiterate that I have never seen everything, I don’t see everything, and I won’t see everything, only God does because he has no gift to see.
What is important to note, for those that care, is that the couple knew their time to be taken and desired for that time to be while they were at their best, and their giving and helping people was to be completed on time – hence they were in a rush to give and indeed SAVED THE BEST FOR LAST.
You don’t honour your Leaders and share your wealth with people at that magnitude and depart without a clear knowledge.
The departure should be at your best time but unfortunately, the time may not be the best for those you leave behind.
We will always keep those grieving in prayer and our Lord Jesus will keep you in His perfect peace.
The worst tragedy to all man is not in dying, but not dying in the Lord Jesus. If that was achieved and is achieved in your personal life we celebrate the new glorious life.
Remain in his Grace
Amen
Emmanuel Makandiwa