Is there healing from grief? Do we ever really recover from grief?

Grief is many things, but it is not an on-demand experience.

Earth Day, Arbor Day, yet another wedding Anniversary - the occasions of April that, for me, are heavy laden with beauty, joy, and sorrow.

When we grieve, subliminally we constantly assess the parameters of our trust.

The rhythm of the seasons is part of God’s order in the world.

On remembrance days, we are easily engulfed by a tidal wave of emotions, as often our grief is renewed and revisited.

Easter is a tender time when we’re grieving the death of one we love.

As we journey through the valley of the shadow of death, we seek answers.

“I am overwhelmed by the sweetness of life.”

Part of the journey through grief is figuring out how we got here. What exactly happened to turn our world upside down and inside out?

Comfort is a repetitive experience of grief – there’s no one-time, one-size-fits-all comfort that can fix our grief and send us on our way in life.

The U.S. Greeting Card Association estimates that approximately 190 million valentines are sent in the United States each year.