Grief can be so debilitating at times. When I don’t feel like my “old self” in times of grief, I often feel I don’t have anything of value to offer someone else.
This “Moment of Prayer” post is designed to take less than 1 minute. If, in your grief, you feel like you have nothing to offer, please take a minute to read this prayer.
Imagine coming face to face with a roaring river. Who, in their right might, would just trudge through it rather than finding a way around or over it?
When dealing with suffering or shame, it seems most logical to just go around it, but is it true that “what you resist persists”? Join me for some Biblical insight into facing the raging river head on, helping us avoid lingering, generational consequences and pain.
One year ago, I said goodbye to my dad, and it has hit me hard. Why is it that when one grief surfaces, so many others come flooding back?
This post is full of raw emotion, but it is a “must read” through to the end…
Many of my friends are currently suffering from devastation of a flood and others from a tornado. When tragedy strikes, the vacillating emotions and fatigue leave many speechless before the Father. You may know you need Him, and you may want to be close to Him, but you have nothing left. Maybe that’s a perfect place to be…
Loss of words does not have to mean a disconnect between you and God. Today’s article provides tips to soak up His goodness even when your speechless in the midst of tragedy and suffering.
Twenty-six years ago Halee had an abortion at age 14. Read about the years following her abortion and the perspective she has today.
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