34 Great Religious Condolences Messages

Sharing the grief for the loss of a loved one is a great way to extend your loving support. From religious commentary to heartfelt words, here is a look at some great religious condolences messages examples that are perfect to add in a card.

“Although no words can really help to ease the loss you bear, just know that you are very close in every thought and prayer.”

“Death is only the beginning of a more perfect and beautiful everlasting life.”

“God holds the power of life over death, and He is the true salvation. This is our only hope and comfort in this temporary life.”

“God is bigger than any enemy we can face here in this life. Though our enemies are strong and mean us harm, God is stronger and can make good come from any event.”

“God is with you and can take care of you. I also want to extend my support too. I’ll pray for you and will check in on you very soon to see how you are doing.”

“God sees and knows everything. He is with you right now. He will take care of all his children.”

“God will never leave your nor forsake you. You are his child. He is your father. He will always look after you.”

“He who is everlasting is with us even beyond death.”

“Heaven has received a new member.”

“Hold tight to memories for comfort, lean on your friends and family for strength, and always remember how much you are loved.”

“I am at a loss for words during this sorrowful time. Please know that I am thinking of you and praying for peace and comfort.”

“I am praying that some good comes from your loss. I can’t imagine what you feel, but I can have faith and hope for you and your family during this time.”

“I am sorry for your loss, and I want you to know that I will be praying for strength, peace, and comfort for you and your family.”

“I know that your faith is strong, and I want to encourage you to hold on to it. Faith is the evidence of things unseen. Even though we can’t see a reason for what has happened, we can have faith that there is a reason in His plan.”

“I’ll be praying for you and your family. God’s love and grace are always with you.”

“If we ask God why terrible things happen in this life, He would probably answer that suffering allows us the opportunity to show love and kindness to our neighbors.”

“In the toughest times, our faith is tested most. I pray that you will come out of this with an even stronger faith and hope in the power of God.”

“It’s difficult to see the purpose of death in this world. The only way to accept it is by faith. I pray that you receive the faith you need.”

“Jesus proved his power to overcome death. He will provide our loved ones the power of life when they die, and He will provide us that power when we die.”

“May there be comfort in knowing that someone so special will never be forgotten.”

“Only God can know what you are feeling in your heart now, and only He can restore your spirit. I am available to pray with you anytime.”

“Please accept my deepest condolences, and know that God loves you and can restore your spirits, give you peace, and strengthen you.”

“Sometimes God gives us trials to test and strengthen our faith. He helps us to depend on him and stay close.”

“The 23rd Psalm may offer some comfort in this time of difficulty. King David knew about soothing the soul through music, and the songs in the Psalms are his work.”

“The hope of salvation is most important in our lives when death touches us.”

“The only one who has power over death is Jesus, and He gives everlasting life to those who ask Him for it.”

“The thought of knowing that our loved ones are in the presence of the savior can be of some comfort, especially when we have the confidence that our savior resides in us.”

“Those who are asleep will awaken on the day the Lord comes for us all. We will be called up by our Lord Jesus Christ.”

“Those who are with God remain alive in his presence after death. Those who are apart from God in this life will remain apart from him after death.”

“We will all be resurrected on the day of Christ’s return, just as He was on Easter day.”

“We’re praying that the light of God’s face shines on you in the darkness of your grief.”

“When something like this happens, it’s easy to get discouraged. I am praying for the encouragement to overcome this difficulty.”

“Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your heart.”

“Words cannot express my sadness. May the comfort of God help you through this difficult time.”

Here are some great tips on how to write a sympathy card and show your sensitivity and respect for the person’s loss.

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