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There’s a quiet assumption many of us carry when we’ve been grieving for a long time. That eventually, after enough time has passed, it shouldn’t hurt like this anymore. That if God has truly healed us, the ache should disappear. But healing doesn’t equate to numbness.Sometimes it looks like functionality with tenderness still beneath the surface. It looks like joy that exists alongside grief. It looks like strength that doesn’t erase sorrow, but it learns how to carry it dif

When the New Year Finds You Still Grieving:Letting God Redefine What “New” Really Means

This day happens every year. And yet, it still catches me off guard. Like a shadow that quietly waits in the corners ready to pounce...

Grief is not just the breaking of a heart. It is the unraveling of an identity. For a mother who has lost a child, the pain is not...

What if you came home, not as a servant, but as a daughter? I’ve been carrying this for months now, waking up with it echoing in my...

What three years journeying through grief has taught me so far.

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“The Lord is near to the brokenhearted; he saves those crushed in spirit.” —Psalm 34:18 Grief has a way of making us feel distant from...

Today, I want to remind you that God still performs miracles. He still heals. He still restores. He is still showing up. He is the same...