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  • Lies in Grief: God Took My Baby to Punish Me
  • Lies in Grief: “My Body is Bad”
  • Mental Health Moment: Why Is It So Hard to Believe My Baby is Gone?

Grief has a way of filling our hearts with painful Grief has a way of filling our hearts with painful questions and quiet accusations. In Part 2 of the Lies in Grief series, we’re confronting the lie that God took our babies to punish us—and remembering the healing truth of the Gospel: there is no condemnation for those in Christ. Tap the link in our bio to read the full post: https://hopemommies.org/lies-in-grief-god-took-my-baby-to-punish-me
On what does God really have to say about unborn On what does God really have to say about unborn babies? "When is that new human being, that has just been formed, become a person? When do they have identity? God already knew ahead of time that this was gonna be the debate of when life begins. And so he makes it perfectly clear throughout scripture that identity and personhood are there at the moment of conception. Isaiah 49:1 says, "before I was born, the Lord called me from my mother's womb. He has spoken my name." Jeremiah 1:5 "Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you before you were born. I set you apart. I appointed you as a prophet to the nations." When we look back at Mary's pregnancy with Jesus, in the first chapter of Luke, Gabriel visited Mary. He's told her that she will conceive a child, and it will be Jesus. And she immediately gets up after she's been told this, and she travels to go see her cousin Elizabeth, who is also six months pregnant with John the Baptist. And as soon as Mary walks in the door, John the Baptist leaps for joy within Elizabeth's womb. That was so powerful to me because the first person to ever recognize Jesus on this earth as he left heaven, came to earth as a human, was an unborn baby, John the Baptist, six months gestation. What's also so powerful about that is that he recognized Jesus in some of the earliest stages of pregnancy, of human life. Mary was only a few days pregnant after having traveled to see Elizabeth. So, to me, that is one of the most powerful ways that God has declared to us that the life of the unborn is significant and that there is identity and there is personhood at the moment of conception." - Rachel Dickey Episode 69: A Water Lily Among the Wildflowers Hope and Truth for Moms after Pregnancy Loss with Rachel Dickey Now streaming wherever you listen to podcasts and at hopemommies.org/podcast
If shame has been shaping the way you see yourself If shame has been shaping the way you see yourself after loss, we pray this post by Kelly gently reminds you of what is true. Tap link in our bio to read: https://hopemommies.org/lies-in-grief-my-body-is-badthe
Sometimes hearing a familiar verse in a different Sometimes hearing a familiar verse in a different translation makes it land in our hearts in a fresh way. I recently reread Romans 8:26 in The Message, and this part especially stayed with me: “God’s Spirit is right alongside helping us along… making prayer out of our wordless sighs, our aching groans.” Maybe you’re more familiar with the translation that says: “The Spirit helps us in our weakness… with groanings too deep for words.” There is such comfort in remembering that even when we don’t have the words to pray—when all we have are tears, exhaustion, silence, or aching sighs—the Spirit is still faithfully interceding for us before the Father. You do not have to hold yourself together to be heard by God. He already knows. He sees. He understands fully.
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"We have this as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul."

Grief has a way of filling our hearts with painful Grief has a way of filling our hearts with painful questions and quiet accusations. In Part 2 of the Lies in Grief series, we’re confronting the lie that God took our babies to punish us—and remembering the healing truth of the Gospel: there is no condemnation for those in Christ. Tap the link in our bio to read the full post: https://hopemommies.org/lies-in-grief-god-took-my-baby-to-punish-me
On what does God really have to say about unborn On what does God really have to say about unborn babies? "When is that new human being, that has just been formed, become a person? When do they have identity? God already knew ahead of time that this was gonna be the debate of when life begins. And so he makes it perfectly clear throughout scripture that identity and personhood are there at the moment of conception. Isaiah 49:1 says, "before I was born, the Lord called me from my mother's womb. He has spoken my name." Jeremiah 1:5 "Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you before you were born. I set you apart. I appointed you as a prophet to the nations." When we look back at Mary's pregnancy with Jesus, in the first chapter of Luke, Gabriel visited Mary. He's told her that she will conceive a child, and it will be Jesus. And she immediately gets up after she's been told this, and she travels to go see her cousin Elizabeth, who is also six months pregnant with John the Baptist. And as soon as Mary walks in the door, John the Baptist leaps for joy within Elizabeth's womb. That was so powerful to me because the first person to ever recognize Jesus on this earth as he left heaven, came to earth as a human, was an unborn baby, John the Baptist, six months gestation. What's also so powerful about that is that he recognized Jesus in some of the earliest stages of pregnancy, of human life. Mary was only a few days pregnant after having traveled to see Elizabeth. So, to me, that is one of the most powerful ways that God has declared to us that the life of the unborn is significant and that there is identity and there is personhood at the moment of conception." - Rachel Dickey Episode 69: A Water Lily Among the Wildflowers Hope and Truth for Moms after Pregnancy Loss with Rachel Dickey Now streaming wherever you listen to podcasts and at hopemommies.org/podcast
If shame has been shaping the way you see yourself If shame has been shaping the way you see yourself after loss, we pray this post by Kelly gently reminds you of what is true. Tap link in our bio to read: https://hopemommies.org/lies-in-grief-my-body-is-badthe
Sometimes hearing a familiar verse in a different Sometimes hearing a familiar verse in a different translation makes it land in our hearts in a fresh way. I recently reread Romans 8:26 in The Message, and this part especially stayed with me: “God’s Spirit is right alongside helping us along… making prayer out of our wordless sighs, our aching groans.” Maybe you’re more familiar with the translation that says: “The Spirit helps us in our weakness… with groanings too deep for words.” There is such comfort in remembering that even when we don’t have the words to pray—when all we have are tears, exhaustion, silence, or aching sighs—the Spirit is still faithfully interceding for us before the Father. You do not have to hold yourself together to be heard by God. He already knows. He sees. He understands fully.
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