Surviving Grief

Grief can make us feel as though no one really understands what we’re going through. Even in a crowd, we might feel isolated. Recognizing that loneliness is part of the process can help us turn to God for the companionship we need. God doesn’t just visit us when we’re surrounded ...  Show more

Anger in grief often comes from deep love—love that’s lost its method of expression. David didn’t hide his anger or confusion from God; he poured it out. That’s what God invites us to do too. Anger isn’t the enemy, it’s a messenger. Even Jesus felt angry when He saw death and suf ...  Show more

Disappointment is the place where faith is tested—and where intimacy with God can deepen. When we lean into the gap between what we hoped for and what He’s preparing, His greatest work can be revealed. Grief leaders, Megs and Kelley, discuss how they have learned to process disap ...  Show more

This is the 30th and final episode of Season 1 of Surviving Grief. Special thanks to everyone who has spent time with us, listened to episodes, and shared them with friends and loved ones. In this quick episode, Megs shares some next steps you can take to fill in the gap as the p ...  Show more

Katie’s perfect world came crashing down around her when compounding crises hit all at once. Fighting for her marriage, wrestling with faith, and trying to process a terminal diagnosis for her father, she unexpectedly found herself in a Crossroads worship service. What happened n ...  Show more