At one time or another, we all will find ourselves facing a dark journey – the passage through grief.  In a culture that doesn’t like to acknowledge loss or talk about the impact, it is difficult to grieve.  Questions like “Isn’t time for you to just move on?” pierce the hearts of those who have experienced life as they wonder how their lives will ever be “normal” again.  

When you find yourself in the valley of death, God is there.  He can handle your anger, your questions, your pain.  Scripture says that Jesus was a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief.  He knows where you are and He is walking with you.  

Experiencing Grief by H. Norman Wright

Your Particular Grief by Wayne Oates

Life After Loss by Bob Deits

Never the Same: Coming to Terms
with the Death of a Parent by Donna Schuurman

A Grief Observed by C.S. Lewis

Helping Children Grieve by Theresa Huntley

Treasures from the Dark by Dwight Reighard

Roses in December by Marilyn Willett Heavlin

Shattered Dreams by Larry Crabb

Surviving a Sibling by Scott Mastley

How to go on Living When Someone
You Love Dies by Therese Rando

The Courage to Grieve by Judy Tatelbaum