07/29/2026
Grief is deeply intimate.
It touches the places words can’t reach. It sits in the silence, in the memories, in the moments when someone or something you loved is no longer there.
We often think healing means leaving grief behind, but sometimes healing looks like learning to let love and loss exist together.
God isn’t distant from our sorrow. He meets us in it. He doesn’t rush our tears or ask us to pretend we’re okay. He stays.
Sometimes the deepest encounters with His presence happen in the places that hurt the most.