Hey friends, welcome to the Victor Marks show with Victor Marks, founder of all things possible

ministries. In today's episode, Victor shares his message from a recent memorial service for a dear

friend's son. Victor addresses head on the things that make us feel uncomfortable and awkward to talk about.

In this case, the untimely and tragic death of a beloved young man. We want justice and maybe

even revenge, but Victor shares the cautionary tale of Cain and Abel and notes that we must not

give into these feelings.

He reminds us that God is sovereign and can redeem even the worst of sins and situations if we let him.

Don't miss this powerful message of healing and hope amid suffering.

So let's dive in to today's show.

Well, I'm privileged to in the closing remarks and message for today.

Thank you, Jan, for letting me have the opportunity for this.

So I'll speak direct about some of the things that make us feel awkward. It's wrong.

He shouldn't be dead.

I'm comfortable with conflict and death and killing, probably because of the work that we do,

I've been Iraq or Syria 15 times, currently prepping to go back next month.

And this pains me.

Our children and the Svards and Jordan, the Galvans, you know, this was our one time to connect

at a level that never stopped.

And Long Polk's weird.

I'll just tell you right now, this, if you're honest with yourself,

this is an odd little town.

It's like what movies should be made of.

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