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Snippets from books we recommend: "In the shadowy Snippets from books we recommend: "In the shadowy darkness when all he hears is the echo of his own beating heart, the psalmist feels all alone. He has cried out to God but God has been silent. He doesn’t know when or why or how God will respond and intervene. In that quietness, he turns to what he knows about God: God is love". Christina Fox in “A Heart Set Free, pg 126
When the weight of grief feels too heavy, we can r When the weight of grief feels too heavy, we can rest in the embrace of the One who never lets us go. In the overwhelming grief, God is our steady refuge—a quiet, safe place where we can catch our breath and be held. Even when His help doesn’t look the way we hoped or arrive when we expected, we can trust that it’s coming—shaped by His perfect love and tender wisdom. You're not alone, and you are deeply cared for.
We often think that answers and knowledge will bri We often think that answers and knowledge will bring us the comfort that only God can give. We may never receive explanations, but we can find peace in God’s character. May all of our whys lead to Who. In our latest podcast episode, Abbey Wedgeworth shares about losing her second baby, the emotional and spiritual wrestling that followed, and how the Lord met her in the midst of her pain. No matter what kind of suffering you have experienced, this conversation will point you toward the comfort of God's character and the promise of eternal hope. Episode 43 is now available wherever you listen to podcasts.
We’d love for you to join us this summer for a f We’d love for you to join us this summer for a five-week online Hope Group! It’s a safe, grace-filled space where you’ll connect with other moms who truly understand what it’s like to grieve and hope after loss. Together, we’ll encourage each other, lean into the love of Christ, and take gentle steps toward healing—one week at a time. Registration is now open—you are not alone. Sign up today: https://hopemommies.org/hope-groups // You can follow the link by clicking on the link in our bio. //
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Hebrews 6:19

"We have this as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul."

Snippets from books we recommend: "In the shadowy Snippets from books we recommend: "In the shadowy darkness when all he hears is the echo of his own beating heart, the psalmist feels all alone. He has cried out to God but God has been silent. He doesn’t know when or why or how God will respond and intervene. In that quietness, he turns to what he knows about God: God is love". Christina Fox in “A Heart Set Free, pg 126
When the weight of grief feels too heavy, we can r When the weight of grief feels too heavy, we can rest in the embrace of the One who never lets us go. In the overwhelming grief, God is our steady refuge—a quiet, safe place where we can catch our breath and be held. Even when His help doesn’t look the way we hoped or arrive when we expected, we can trust that it’s coming—shaped by His perfect love and tender wisdom. You're not alone, and you are deeply cared for.
We often think that answers and knowledge will bri We often think that answers and knowledge will bring us the comfort that only God can give. We may never receive explanations, but we can find peace in God’s character. May all of our whys lead to Who. In our latest podcast episode, Abbey Wedgeworth shares about losing her second baby, the emotional and spiritual wrestling that followed, and how the Lord met her in the midst of her pain. No matter what kind of suffering you have experienced, this conversation will point you toward the comfort of God's character and the promise of eternal hope. Episode 43 is now available wherever you listen to podcasts.
We’d love for you to join us this summer for a f We’d love for you to join us this summer for a five-week online Hope Group! It’s a safe, grace-filled space where you’ll connect with other moms who truly understand what it’s like to grieve and hope after loss. Together, we’ll encourage each other, lean into the love of Christ, and take gentle steps toward healing—one week at a time. Registration is now open—you are not alone. Sign up today: https://hopemommies.org/hope-groups // You can follow the link by clicking on the link in our bio. //
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