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  • What does it mean that God is making all things new?
  • Honoring Him This Father’s Day You See His Grief—And That Matters
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Have you ever wondered what blessings God is worki Have you ever wondered what blessings God is working out through the heartbreak of losing a baby? By His nature, God is redeeming. Ever since sin cursed the earth, we have seen Him making things new—bringing beauty from brokenness. God whispered His promise to mend what was lost. Revelation 21:5 declares, “Behold, I am making all things new.” One day, He will restore the perfection and splendor of His creation, and every tear will be wiped away. But even now, we can see glimpses of His renewal at work in our lives. Losing a baby is an ache no parent should ever have to bear, yet God does not let our heartbreak be in vain. He does not waste our suffering but longs to bring something beautiful through it. He gave us a picture of this in the way He designed pearls in the ocean. Could it be that even in our sorrow, God is forming something precious? What feels unbearable now may be the very thing God uses to shape our hearts, deepen our faith, and reveal His tender presence. Hope is not found in replacing what was lost, but in trusting that God is making something new. His transformation is not instant—just as a pearl takes years to form, our healing is a lifelong journey. Yet in His perfect timing, He is working, shaping, and restoring us in ways we cannot yet see. Read Full Note: https://hopemommies.org/what-does-it-mean-that-god-is-making-all-things-new // You can follow the link by clicking on the link in our bio. //
Snippets of Books we recommend: "To pray in pain, Snippets of Books we recommend: "To pray in pain, even with its messy struggle and tough questions, is an act of faith where we open up our hearts to God." p. 31 "Our hope is not in a change of circumstances but in the promise of a God who never stops being merciful--even when dark clouds loom." p. 114 Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy - by Mark Vroegop
Honoring Him This Father’s Day As Hope Moms, we Honoring Him This Father’s Day As Hope Moms, we carry our grief in ways that are often seen—our tears, our words, the way we hold onto memories. But for our husbands, it’s different. Their pain is quieter, often unspoken, but no less deep. Hope Dads often bear the weight of loss in a way the world doesn’t always recognize. That’s why I want to encourage you to honor him this Father’s Day. Maybe it’s just a simple “I see you. I know this day is hard. You are a father, and you always will be.” Maybe it’s setting aside time to talk about your child—say their name, share a memory, or just sit together in the quiet, knowing you both love someone the world doesn’t get to see. Maybe it’s giving him space to grieve in his own way, without pressure or expectation. Read the full article here: https://hopemommies.org/honoring-him-this-fathers-day-you-see-his-grief-and-that-matters // You can follow the link by clicking on the link in our bio. //
In our latest podcast Eric Schumacher @emschumache In our latest podcast Eric Schumacher @emschumacher shares his personal story of fatherhood and loss, the challenges many men face in expressing sorrow, and how cultural expectations can silence grief. We hope you’ll join us as we look to the lasting hope found in the gospel—especially through the lens of the Gospel of Luke—and the promise of resurrection in Christ. Episode 45: Gospel Hope for the Grieving Dad is now available wherever you listen to podcasts and at hopemommies.org/podcast.
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"We have this as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul."

Have you ever wondered what blessings God is worki Have you ever wondered what blessings God is working out through the heartbreak of losing a baby? By His nature, God is redeeming. Ever since sin cursed the earth, we have seen Him making things new—bringing beauty from brokenness. God whispered His promise to mend what was lost. Revelation 21:5 declares, “Behold, I am making all things new.” One day, He will restore the perfection and splendor of His creation, and every tear will be wiped away. But even now, we can see glimpses of His renewal at work in our lives. Losing a baby is an ache no parent should ever have to bear, yet God does not let our heartbreak be in vain. He does not waste our suffering but longs to bring something beautiful through it. He gave us a picture of this in the way He designed pearls in the ocean. Could it be that even in our sorrow, God is forming something precious? What feels unbearable now may be the very thing God uses to shape our hearts, deepen our faith, and reveal His tender presence. Hope is not found in replacing what was lost, but in trusting that God is making something new. His transformation is not instant—just as a pearl takes years to form, our healing is a lifelong journey. Yet in His perfect timing, He is working, shaping, and restoring us in ways we cannot yet see. Read Full Note: https://hopemommies.org/what-does-it-mean-that-god-is-making-all-things-new // You can follow the link by clicking on the link in our bio. //
Snippets of Books we recommend: "To pray in pain, Snippets of Books we recommend: "To pray in pain, even with its messy struggle and tough questions, is an act of faith where we open up our hearts to God." p. 31 "Our hope is not in a change of circumstances but in the promise of a God who never stops being merciful--even when dark clouds loom." p. 114 Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy - by Mark Vroegop
Honoring Him This Father’s Day As Hope Moms, we Honoring Him This Father’s Day As Hope Moms, we carry our grief in ways that are often seen—our tears, our words, the way we hold onto memories. But for our husbands, it’s different. Their pain is quieter, often unspoken, but no less deep. Hope Dads often bear the weight of loss in a way the world doesn’t always recognize. That’s why I want to encourage you to honor him this Father’s Day. Maybe it’s just a simple “I see you. I know this day is hard. You are a father, and you always will be.” Maybe it’s setting aside time to talk about your child—say their name, share a memory, or just sit together in the quiet, knowing you both love someone the world doesn’t get to see. Maybe it’s giving him space to grieve in his own way, without pressure or expectation. Read the full article here: https://hopemommies.org/honoring-him-this-fathers-day-you-see-his-grief-and-that-matters // You can follow the link by clicking on the link in our bio. //
In our latest podcast Eric Schumacher @emschumache In our latest podcast Eric Schumacher @emschumacher shares his personal story of fatherhood and loss, the challenges many men face in expressing sorrow, and how cultural expectations can silence grief. We hope you’ll join us as we look to the lasting hope found in the gospel—especially through the lens of the Gospel of Luke—and the promise of resurrection in Christ. Episode 45: Gospel Hope for the Grieving Dad is now available wherever you listen to podcasts and at hopemommies.org/podcast.
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