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blog post | March 26, 2019

This grief, this broken relationship, this illness—whatever you are going through—it is not your forever and most defining characteristic.

blog post | August 19, 2020

When grief hits, how can we stay stable in our faith? Try this simple act of faith to keep your heart balanced with truth.

blog post | March 16, 2017

Tragedy is built into every adoption story. Any child in need of an adoptive family is a child who has suffered an immeasurable loss. Here's why entering into that grief is worth it.

blog post | May 11, 2012

God knows Mother's Day is the hardest day in the year for some of you . . .

blog post | September 11, 2019

Does God ordain suffering? Your answer to this question will largely determine how you respond when it comes.

blog post | May 1, 2017

Just as the psalmist turned to God as his salvation in the midst of sorrow and fear, we also must turn to Christ as our salvation in our own turmoil.

blog post | February 14, 2017

Rights forfeited, griefs accepted, others preferred: This is the way of true love.

blog post | August 18, 2022

Amy may have said “till death do us part” on her wedding day, but death coming at two years, eight months, and three days was not at all what she thought she’d signed up for.

blog post | May 25, 2016

The Psalms of Lament are a rich resource for learning about our emotions. Christina Fox explains five things we learn from those psalms.

blog post | October 5, 2019

Change takes more than “I’m sorry.”