In this world of hardship, trial and trouble we all desperately need the peace of God to transcend our temporal problems.
If left unattended, we eventually become afraid of fear and will do anything we can to run from it.
One of the toughest challenges as parents is explaining to our children the topic of death and grief.
...just as the first followers of Jesus were overwhelmed by the way that God brought about Redemption... so too we can trust that the Author of our lives has an ending to our stories that is beautiful beyond what we can imagine.
Everyone has a different time table for their grief. Often teens postpone some of their grieving until they are more mature or have a more emotionally stable environment.
Your experience can help someone else, someone else's experience can help you and this swapping of information can help one another through life's most horrible moments. You are not alone. This sharing is comfort.
Comfort does not mean troubles are eliminated, it means you will receive all the help, strength, encouragement, and hope you need to face the troubles and pain of today.
No matter how poor our hearts feel, we can still give and receive the greatest gift there is - Love.
Cornerstone of Hope was the only bright spot in my life during my darkest days.
The death of a loved one may deeply impact friends and family.
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