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blog post | May 5, 2020

You may both be grieving, but the face of our grief may vary. Three important truths to remember.

blog post | April 2, 2015

When materialism oozes out of me and pride puffs me up and apathy makes me cold and gluttony fills my belly and lust satisfies my eyes . . .

blog post | March 21, 2019

When we’re willing to endure through the grief rather than escaping it, Jesus can come to us and comfort us in ways we would never know otherwise.

blog post | May 4, 2016

Are you unsure about how to comfort a friend who is grieving? Here are four tips to becoming a better comforter.

blog post | June 13, 2022

When I think about the night my expectations were shattered, I can say with confidence that Jesus was and is the best, even when my emotions say the opposite.

blog post | April 10, 2014

The hope of the resurrection gives hope to grieving moms. The same power that raised Christ from the dead will one day raise our babies.

blog post | September 27, 2014

It's inevitable that someone you love dearly will slip away into eternity, leaving you grieving and enduring a trial you may not have been fully prepared for.

blog post | March 10, 2020

Despite her unimaginable grief, she continued to serve others and to do what was before her each day.

blog post | December 24, 2013

Even though we daily receive new mercies from Him, Jesus is not going to patch up this broken world. He is going to give us something much better.

blog post | March 11, 2019

The babies I lost in this miscarriage were adopted and not my biological children.