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Hidden in Plain Sight
Sometimes I’m struck by certain scriptures that give us a better, deeper insight into the nature of God. read more »
Seasons
The rhythm of the seasons is part of God’s order in the world. read more »
Remembrance
On remembrance days, we are easily engulfed by a tidal wave of emotions, as often our grief is renewed and revisited. read more »
Strong and True
Easter is a tender time when we’re grieving the death of one we love. read more »
The Will of God?
As we journey through the valley of the shadow of death, we seek answers. read more »
View from the Mountain
When we’ve lived - even if only for a while - on top of life’s most beautiful mountain with the one now lost to us in death, grief may seem like a free-fall into the ordinariness of life. read more »
The Sweetness of Life
“I am overwhelmed by the sweetness of life.” read more »
This Side of Grief
Grief has the power to create divides in our life, occasionally even deep chasms. Sometimes we feel that it’s “us” and “them” – those who understand… read more »
How Did We Get Here?
Part of the journey through grief is figuring out how we got here. What exactly happened to turn our world upside down and inside out? read more »
The Journey
Grief is a journey we had rather not take. With the death of our loved one, suddenly we’re on a forced march through unfamiliar, uncharted, foreign territory. read more »
Comfortable?
One of the lessons grief teaches us is that it’s impossible to imagine the death of a loved one or be comforted beforehand. read more »
Comfort - Again
Comfort is a repetitive experience of grief – there’s no one-time, one-size-fits-all comfort that can fix our grief and send us on our way in life. read more »
Comfort
Comfort is an experience. read more »
Grief at Lent
The personal reflection of Lent is rather like the soulful contemplation most of us experience at some time in our grief. read more »
Scrappy Grief
I’m struggling right now with the kind of grief that is love turned inside out. read more »