Yes, Jesus said in John 14:6, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me”. But as long as someone is breathing, they can still accept Him and be saved. We may be surprised when we get to heaven those who will be there when it looked impossible. I have to tell you about my dad. Totally NOT saved, but had a cardiac arrest in 1987, was treated by paramedics that I knew personally, with no success. He was transported to the the ER, where 30 min. later the time of death was called and the death certificate signed. All witnessed by staff and a pastor who was a family friend who was asked to be at my dad’s side when my mom was allowed to come in after he was extubated. During that time, my dad apparently took a “journey” to a place that he knew was horrible, but a force pulled him back 3 times when he attempted to open the “big red double doors”. When his eyes opened in the ER, they were all spellbound! The pastor led him in a simple prayer and my dad nodded his head in agreement, as he was still intubated. The story from here is a miracle. On to Cleveland clinic 3 months later to be the 50th person in the US to get an implantable defibrillator, and lived 13 more years.
So I KNOW that Jesus can reach people no matter what the circumstances. A similar thing happened to my brother in 2018, before his death from MSA, and I know I will see them BOTH soon. Never stop praying for the ones you love. Miracles happen.
I now know Dr. Buttar is in heaven with my young friend who just went Home 3 nights ago. I pray they will bump into each other. My young friend - though not ever vaccinated - was struck with a debilitating cancer. He already was grieving over his uncle's passing earlier this year and then found out he had the same medical problem. I know he is now not suffering, but his mother could use prayer for she lost her youngest sone who was in his late 20's and her brother earlier.
With that said and with all the sadness going around we believers must remember they are in a much better place than we are.
"As water reflects the face, so one's life reflects the heart." Proverbs 27:19 NIV
LORD, bless the Buttar Family and comfort them with Your love. Reminding us that there will be a better future as we trust You to lead and guide us. Let Your hope for Greater things to come be our guiding light. Thank you, LORD, for Dr. Rashid, who inspired us all with his life to stay in this fight, staying the course, and being faithful to Your calling. God bless you all this day...
Dr. Buttar was taken too soon from his family and this world that he brought so much light and truth. I am so glad I was able to follow him in the TTAC and these past 3 years. God bless his family. RIP
Sending my deepest condolences for the profound loss of Dr Rashid Buttar, to you, personally, and to all of us in the same fight for truth. May God rest his soul and comfort his family and friends in this time of grief.
Thank you for honoring his memory with this tribute. I followed and was inspired by him from the beginning of Covid. He was a bright and shining star who will be missed.
Yes, Jesus said in John 14:6, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me”. But as long as someone is breathing, they can still accept Him and be saved. We may be surprised when we get to heaven those who will be there when it looked impossible. I have to tell you about my dad. Totally NOT saved, but had a cardiac arrest in 1987, was treated by paramedics that I knew personally, with no success. He was transported to the the ER, where 30 min. later the time of death was called and the death certificate signed. All witnessed by staff and a pastor who was a family friend who was asked to be at my dad’s side when my mom was allowed to come in after he was extubated. During that time, my dad apparently took a “journey” to a place that he knew was horrible, but a force pulled him back 3 times when he attempted to open the “big red double doors”. When his eyes opened in the ER, they were all spellbound! The pastor led him in a simple prayer and my dad nodded his head in agreement, as he was still intubated. The story from here is a miracle. On to Cleveland clinic 3 months later to be the 50th person in the US to get an implantable defibrillator, and lived 13 more years.
So I KNOW that Jesus can reach people no matter what the circumstances. A similar thing happened to my brother in 2018, before his death from MSA, and I know I will see them BOTH soon. Never stop praying for the ones you love. Miracles happen.
What a lovely tribute Dr T.
I now know Dr. Buttar is in heaven with my young friend who just went Home 3 nights ago. I pray they will bump into each other. My young friend - though not ever vaccinated - was struck with a debilitating cancer. He already was grieving over his uncle's passing earlier this year and then found out he had the same medical problem. I know he is now not suffering, but his mother could use prayer for she lost her youngest sone who was in his late 20's and her brother earlier.
With that said and with all the sadness going around we believers must remember they are in a much better place than we are.
Love to all!
Wonderful tribute to a wonderful warrior, who fought for all of us.
Im in shock. I know he will fight for us on the other side of this illusionary veil. God bless you Rashid.
"As water reflects the face, so one's life reflects the heart." Proverbs 27:19 NIV
LORD, bless the Buttar Family and comfort them with Your love. Reminding us that there will be a better future as we trust You to lead and guide us. Let Your hope for Greater things to come be our guiding light. Thank you, LORD, for Dr. Rashid, who inspired us all with his life to stay in this fight, staying the course, and being faithful to Your calling. God bless you all this day...
Dr. Buttar was blessed to have Dr. Tenpenny as his friend. May God comfort her, and his family.
Still a bit shocking that he went so suddenly.....thank you for your tribute to this brave soul!
Dr. Buttar was taken too soon from his family and this world that he brought so much light and truth. I am so glad I was able to follow him in the TTAC and these past 3 years. God bless his family. RIP
Amen 🙏 thanks for sharing the story of Dr Buttar’s light on earth and now in heaven ❤️
Sending my deepest condolences for the profound loss of Dr Rashid Buttar, to you, personally, and to all of us in the same fight for truth. May God rest his soul and comfort his family and friends in this time of grief.
Amen and Amen 🙏. Thank you Dr. T for your lovely tribute to Dr. Buttar.
Very sad to hear of us all losing a great man.
Beautiful tribute, Dr. Sherri!
Thank you, Dr. T for honoring a remarkable doctor and human being. Rest in Peace, Dr. Buttar.
Thank you for honoring his memory with this tribute. I followed and was inspired by him from the beginning of Covid. He was a bright and shining star who will be missed.
A true warrior, I'll always miss you, Rashid. God rest your soul, thank you, for everything 🙌😭❤️