Biblical Lament — with Mark Vroegop

When someone’s past words or actions leave you hurt and guarded, do you find yourself expecting the worst? It’s a hard habit to break, and it can wear on the relationships that matter most.Janet and Leah examine where the idea of assuming the best comes from and what Scripture te ...  Show more

Have you ever had the rug pulled out from under you? Perhaps you are carrying a persistent regret or a trial that refuses to let up.In this episode, Janet and Leah continue their conversation on the biblical practice of lament. Together, they examine our natural, fallen tendencie ...  Show more

Grief is a human emotion and and affects each of us at one time or another. The Catholic Church in all her wisdom offers us this beautiful prayer in the rite of Christian burial: "Indeed for your faithful, Lord, life is changed not ended, and, when this earthly dwelling turns to ...  Show more

Featuring: Why study the difficult chapters in the Bible? Lamenting VS. Complaining in Scripture How to use a passage like Psalm 88 in counseling Chapters of lament provide prayers for our suffering Notes: When the Darkness Will Not Lift: Doing What We Can While We Wait for God a ...  Show more

During times of grief, it is easy (and sometimes tempting) to look for comfort anywhere we can get it—in a sign, a message, or someone claiming the ability to reach our loved ones. In this episode, Megs and Kelley explain why this type of comfort never lasts, what’s going on in o ...  Show more