The spiritual aspect of grief can sometimes drive us away from or draw us closer to God. In our deepest sorrow, we can turn to something greater than ourselves and surrender our burdens. In Scripture ...

We live in a world where spiritual darkness often surrounds us—where confusion, pain, and brokenness are prevalent. But in ...

In some way, at some point, every Believer has been swept into the arms of Jesus, whether physically, spiritually, or mentally. Praise and pain… pain and praise: each a crying eye on the face of ...

Not only was Jesus clear that disasters would occur, he was also clear about how we should respond. “We must manifest the ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The grief. The guilt. The giant fog. Matt Collins can’t help but experience the ...

In the wake of the deadly Texas floods, Tribune columnist Gordon Monson reflects on the faith that offers hope.

The grief. The guilt. The giant fog. Matt Collins can’t help but experience the catastrophic Texas flooding — especially the deaths of children in a sudden natural disaster — through a deeply personal ...

As he sat in despair and agony, three of his friends came to “comfort” him. Not unlike some today who speculate about God’s ...

If you have lost a child, a concrete offer to accompany them, in time, may be appropriate, but certainly not in the moment.

Gracie Hunt, of the Kansas City Chiefs, is grappling with the tragic loss of her 9-year-old relative, Janie Hunt, in the devastating Texas floods. Janie was attending a Christian summer camp when the ...

Key points Grief can feel isolating, but connection with others is essential in supporting the healing process. You will meet three companions in loss: foreigners, veterans and fellow travelers.