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Healthy ways to work through grief
Numbing the pain just delays the opportunity to learn from it.
Numbing the pain just delays the opportunity to learn from it.
When you’re faced with an incredible loss in your life—especially from death or divorce—it’s easy to blame God.
An exploration of the process of grief and how God brings comfort when a loved one dies.
Recently I learned of a 36 year-old mom in our neighborhood who died. Unexpectedly. Her family is emptied. Earlier this year I lost my grandpa and uncle in close, unexpected succession. One week a part. My 4 year old poked my grandpa’s cheek as she tried to understand how he could be there in the casket, but so utterly not there. That…
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How do we live in a world broken by grief and sin and not become paralyzed by the what-ifs?
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Several years ago I experienced something that was terrible and wonderful at the same time. My mother died of lung cancer; she was only sixty-nine. For most of my adulthood, my mother had not been a part of my life. She didn’t attend my wedding, nor, before her illness, had she ever been to my home. She missed seeing her grandchildren…
To some degree, we’ve all been there. The late night phone call that changed everything. A doctor’s diagnosis that stopped you dead in your tracks. A casual trip to Dairy Queen that ended with the death of a child. A summer thunderstorm that that spawned a tornado and devastated a community. A school shooting. The earthquake…
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To some degree, we’ve all been there. The late night phone call that changed everything. A doctor’s diagnosis that stopped you dead in your tracks. A casual trip to Dairy Queen that ended with the death of a child. A summer thunderstorm that that spawned a tornado and devastated a community. A school shooting. The earthquake…
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