Weep With Those Who Weep

By Cara Croft

Here is the truth: the bereaved are already thinking about their loved ones who have died, and they need us to ask about them. They don’t need solutions or answers. They need someone to walk with them in their mourning. They need someone to listen and lament with them. They need someone with whom they can share their stories. They need someone to hold sacred space and be a quiet presence of our loving God.

Grief, Pastor's WifeSean CorserJune 16, 2021sorrow, sadness, cara croft Comment

His Strength, Not Mine

By Glenna Marshall

We don’t have to be strong for others. We don’t have to be unmoved by sorrows or stresses. We don’t have to pretend that life is easy for us. We only have to run to the One who is always strong, always good, and always full of steadfast love. As the Lord sustains us, we can point others to His faithfulness that will never disappoint.

Ministry in a Pandemic, GriefSean CorserApril 21, 2021Grief, Sorrow, Weakness Comment

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