10 Things Grieving People Wish Non-Grieving People Knew

Grief is an unfriendly and inconsiderate guest in this temporary home we call earth. It comes unexpectedly, not giving us a warning when it's going to show up at our front door. We can never truly prepare for its appearance. From losing my grandma at a young age to losing my brother five years ago …

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Dancing Upon Disappointment Even When it’s Seemingly Impossible

Somebody at church this morning asked me what one word I would use to describe the season of life that I'm in and after thinking about it for some time, the only word that comes close to describing this season would be disappointment. Disappointment that every plan I had for my future crumbled in one …

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The Father’s Affection for Our Affliction

In these past two weeks without a dad, I've realized that for 22 years of my life, I completely missed out on the Father's heart for me as His daughter. Yesterday afternoon, I was processing something deeply painful that I'm walking through with a close friend and started sobbing uncontrollably. I felt unsafe. Scared. Hurt. …

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