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Moving Forward
Over time I've found that one of the greatest hurdles of moving forward on the journey through grief is the active pursuit of redefining our individual self. read more »
Moving Through
Our life serves a purpose, we're going somewhere... read more »
Light Lets You See Things
Light lets us see the way through our grief, even as we live for a while in the darkness of our pain and sorrow. read more »
In the Dark
I don't like to be in the dark or power-less. read more »
The Harvest of Grief
The work of grief is a little like farming - it's a hard, daily encounter with uncertainty and the possible outcome of total loss. read more »
The Garden of the Heart
What does the garden of the heart look like, especially as we near the other side of grief? read more »
Still Waters
The psalmist beautifully describes God's presence to us, especially when we grieve, "He leads me beside still waters" (Psalm 233:2 RSV). read more »
Living Water
When I was in school I was at best indifferent to science, especially chemistry. I learned what was necessary to navigate the tests, but I didn’t really "get it", especially the… read more »
The Land of Hope
When we grieve, our journey takes us through the valley of the shadow of death. read more »
Tender Mercy
Love, mercy, and grace – the very best of God, especially when we grieve, “Do not, O LORD, withhold your mercy from me; let your steadfast love and your faithfulness keep me safe forever” (Psalm 40:11 NRSV). read more »
Record Keeping
We're hard-wired to be record keepers. read more »
Fear-less
We're created to be fear-less. read more »
Fear-ful
What does it mean to be fear-ful? read more »
Fear in Grief
Fear is insidious, especially in grief. read more »
Healing from Grief
Is there healing from grief? Do we ever really recover from grief? read more »