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Day 12 — PROCESS: Grief Isn’t Linear—And That’s Okay (opens the original)
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Day 12 — PROCESS: Grief Isn’t Linear—And That’s Okay You may feel better one day and completely undone the next.Grief can move up and down, feel flat for a season, or seem to swirl in everydirection. Healing isn't always a straight line. More often, it is a holy,human process . Today we're talking about having patience with ourselves—andwith others—as we walk through grief. Sometimes one of our greatest challengesisn't only what's happening around us; it's what's happening within our ownminds .
Grief & Mourning — Day 11: Wisdom | There Is No Shame in Counseling or Support (opens the original)
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Grief & Mourning — Day 11: Wisdom | There Is No Shamein Counseling or Support What happens when grief becomes too heavy to carry alone?And what happens when the people or places you expected to provide supportaren't there? Today's wisdom word is Wisdom , and Proverbs 11:14reminds us: “Where there is no counsel, the people fall; But in themultitude of counselors there is safety.” — NKJV We're talking about counseling, trusted mentors, leadership,cancel culture, groupthink, discernment, and the ve
Day 10 | Connection: Sometimes Compassion Is a Kleenex (opens the original)
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Day 10 | Connection: Sometimes Compassion Is a Kleenex Let Others In—Even When You Want to Shut Down What happens when you're surrounded by people but feelcompletely alone in your grief? During my mother's serious illness, I found myself kneelingat a church Communion rail one Sunday morning, overcome with sorrow. Tears werestreaming down my face, my nose was running, and not one person offered me aKleenex. I was grieving my mother's illness, but now I wasembarrassed, too. That experience taught
GRIEF & MOURNING — DAY NINE | STRENGTH IN WEAKNESS (opens the original)
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GRIEF & MOURNING — DAY NINE | STRENGTH IN WEAKNESS You’re Not Weak for Feeling Broken What if feeling broken doesn’t mean your faith is broken? Grief is not necessarily a failure of faith—it can be theevidence of love. And even in our brokenness, God still calls us beloved. In Day Nine of our Grief & Mourning — A Journey ofHealing and Hope Through Scripture series, we draw from Paul’s words in 2Corinthians 12:9: “My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is madeperfect in weakness.” Paul a
GRIEF & MOURNING — DAY EIGHT | PRESENCE Grief Comes in Waves. Let It Wash Over You. (opens the original)
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GRIEF & MOURNING — DAY EIGHT | PRESENCE Grief Comes in Waves. Let It Wash Over You. Grief doesn’t always move in a straight line. You may haveseveral good days—and then suddenly, another wave comes. That doesn’t necessarily mean you’re going backward. The wave came back. God didn’t leave. In Day Eight of our Grief & Mourning — A Journey ofHealing and Hope Through Scripture series, our Daily Wisdom Word is PRESENCE ,anchored in Psalm 46:1: “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help intr
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