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  • Grief Slows Us Down
  • Lies in Grief: God Failed Me
  • The Intermingling of Love and Grief

What do you do when God feels silent? In episode What do you do when God feels silent? In episode 72 of the Hope Mommies Podcast, we talk about one of the hardest parts of grief: continuing to trust God when you can't see what He's doing or feel His presence. Sometimes hope doesn't come from what we feel—it comes from remembering what we know to be true. We rehearse God's faithfulness, cling to His promises, and look for the quiet ways He's still caring for us, even in the darkest seasons. As John Mark Comer says, "Biblical hope is the expectation of coming good based on the person and promises of God." If you're struggling to trust in your grief, we pray this conversation reminds you that God's faithfulness hasn't changed—even when your feelings tell you otherwise. 🎧 Listen to the full episode wherever you stream.
After the loss of a baby, the world often expects After the loss of a baby, the world often expects us to "bounce back" far sooner than our hearts are able. But Scripture paints a different picture. When Aaron died, all of Israel mourned for 30 days. God made space for grief because He knows loss changes us. Mourning slows us down—and that's not something to be ashamed of. If you've been feeling exhausted, forgetful, overwhelmed, or unable to keep up with life the way you once did, this month's blog is a gentle reminder that your slower pace isn't failure. It's part of grieving. Friend, you don't have to rush your healing. God will meet you right where you are, and in time, He will gently strengthen you to move forward. Read the full post through the link in our bio. https://hopemommies.org/grief-slows-us-down
Grief can leave us with questions we never expecte Grief can leave us with questions we never expected to ask. Questions about God. Questions about ourselves. Questions about hope. You don't have to wrestle with those questions alone. This fall, join a Hope Group—a 10-week online Bible study where you'll gather with other Hope Moms to dive deeply into God's Word, share your story, and be reminded that Christ is faithful, even in the midst of loss. Choose the study that meets you where you are: 💙 Anchored – A foundation of hope for moms navigating the early days of grief. 💙 I AM – Discover who God says He is and how His character anchors us through suffering. 💙 Carried – Encouragement for moms walking the tender journey of pregnancy after loss. 📅 Registration: July 1–31 📖 Sessions: September 5–November 13 💻 Online • 10 Weeks 💲 $35 (includes your study book, exclusive materials, and shipping) There is something powerful about opening God's Word together with women who understand your grief. We'd love to walk with you. Tap the link in our bio to register: https://hopemommies.org/hope-groups
"Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, "Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful." — Hebrews 10:23 Hope Mom, there may be days when your grip on hope feels weak. Grief has a way of shaking our confidence and making God's promises feel distant. But your hope doesn't rest on the strength of your faith—it rests on the faithfulness of God. He has not changed. He has not forgotten you. And He will keep every promise He has made. Today, hold tightly to Him—not because you have all the answers, but because He who promised is faithful.
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"We have this as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul."

What do you do when God feels silent? In episode What do you do when God feels silent? In episode 72 of the Hope Mommies Podcast, we talk about one of the hardest parts of grief: continuing to trust God when you can't see what He's doing or feel His presence. Sometimes hope doesn't come from what we feel—it comes from remembering what we know to be true. We rehearse God's faithfulness, cling to His promises, and look for the quiet ways He's still caring for us, even in the darkest seasons. As John Mark Comer says, "Biblical hope is the expectation of coming good based on the person and promises of God." If you're struggling to trust in your grief, we pray this conversation reminds you that God's faithfulness hasn't changed—even when your feelings tell you otherwise. 🎧 Listen to the full episode wherever you stream.
After the loss of a baby, the world often expects After the loss of a baby, the world often expects us to "bounce back" far sooner than our hearts are able. But Scripture paints a different picture. When Aaron died, all of Israel mourned for 30 days. God made space for grief because He knows loss changes us. Mourning slows us down—and that's not something to be ashamed of. If you've been feeling exhausted, forgetful, overwhelmed, or unable to keep up with life the way you once did, this month's blog is a gentle reminder that your slower pace isn't failure. It's part of grieving. Friend, you don't have to rush your healing. God will meet you right where you are, and in time, He will gently strengthen you to move forward. Read the full post through the link in our bio. https://hopemommies.org/grief-slows-us-down
Grief can leave us with questions we never expecte Grief can leave us with questions we never expected to ask. Questions about God. Questions about ourselves. Questions about hope. You don't have to wrestle with those questions alone. This fall, join a Hope Group—a 10-week online Bible study where you'll gather with other Hope Moms to dive deeply into God's Word, share your story, and be reminded that Christ is faithful, even in the midst of loss. Choose the study that meets you where you are: 💙 Anchored – A foundation of hope for moms navigating the early days of grief. 💙 I AM – Discover who God says He is and how His character anchors us through suffering. 💙 Carried – Encouragement for moms walking the tender journey of pregnancy after loss. 📅 Registration: July 1–31 📖 Sessions: September 5–November 13 💻 Online • 10 Weeks 💲 $35 (includes your study book, exclusive materials, and shipping) There is something powerful about opening God's Word together with women who understand your grief. We'd love to walk with you. Tap the link in our bio to register: https://hopemommies.org/hope-groups
"Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, "Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful." — Hebrews 10:23 Hope Mom, there may be days when your grip on hope feels weak. Grief has a way of shaking our confidence and making God's promises feel distant. But your hope doesn't rest on the strength of your faith—it rests on the faithfulness of God. He has not changed. He has not forgotten you. And He will keep every promise He has made. Today, hold tightly to Him—not because you have all the answers, but because He who promised is faithful.
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