Even though it’s October, you can already feel it, can’t you?

Some of the hardest moments after loss aren’t the ones filled with tears or conversation.

I have a question for you today: what happens when you stop trying to be strong?

After the death of your child, the word peace can feel so foreign, so unreachable, so simple, yet so complicated.

Friend, today isn’t a how-to. It’s a pause. The news of Charlie Kirk’s death has stirred a lot of emotions for many—and for grieving moms and dads, moments like this can press on places already tender.

Have you ever felt like your soul is restless, thirsty, like nothing that you do seems to help. I know after Andrew died, that’s exactly how I felt

5 Things God Is Doing in the Waiting.
Some losses are woven into the rest of your life. You don’t “get through” them. You don’t “get over” them. You carry them.

When I lost my son, the world changed instantly. The sky looked different. The air in my lungs felt harsh. And everyday life—just being alive—felt impossible.