Bible Verses About Grief

Caller Questions & Discussion:Dr. John discusses the three programs at Townsend Institute for Leadership and Counseling.A 19-year-old boy from my youth group has lived with me for four years, along with other kids. He is extremely traumatized and shut down after witnessing his grandfather murdered by his dad; how can I break through to him?My wife has invited some of her family to live with us and it’s cramped and not what I agreed to. I know God hates divorce; what do I do?My young teen grandson is viewing porn and his sister is sexting. We will be visiting next week and taking care of them; how can we help them?I am in my 70s, live alone in a motor home, and have lost everything precious to me, including my daughter dying of a fentanyl overdose and my dog who was accidentally killed. How do I deal with my grieving?

In this Wednesday Morning Study, we enter the book of Lamentations—a profound and poetic reflection on suffering, judgment, and the steadfast love of God. Written in the aftermath of Jerusalem’s destruction, Lamentations invites us to face grief honestly while grounding our hope in God’s unchanging character. Even in the darkest moments, Scripture shows that His mercies “are new every morning” Blog, and His faithfulness does not fail. Subscribe for regular updates on all Weekly Studies!

How God Turns Pain Into Purpose In this message, I break down the story of Ruth and Naomi and talk about relationships, loyalty, heartbreak, resilience, and why some of the hardest seasons in life can still lead to something greater. We dive into how bitterness can quietly shape your mindset, why the people around you matter, and how patience and character can change your future. If you've been dealing with disappointment, loss, relationship struggles, dating frustrations, family tension, or just trying to rebuild your life after a difficult season, this message is for you. Ruth 1–4

It’s one of the most common questions people ask: “What happens after we die?” Monday on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie gives us the only reliable answer, straight from God’s Word. We’ll find hope even in those times when loved ones pass on.

When prayers feel like they’re bouncing off the ceiling and life goes sideways—what then? Pastor Erik Reed shares the gut-punch story behind his book, Uncommon Trust—a 15-year fight for his son’s life after a devastating medical mistake. This isn’t tidy faith talk about trusting God. It’s the gritty road from “God will fix it” to “but if not.” If your faith feels white-knuckled and shaky in suffering, this conversation meets you there.

Caller Questions & Discussion:Dr. John discusses the three programs at Townsend Institute for Leadership and Counseling.A 19-year-old boy from my youth group has lived with me for four years, along with other kids. He is extremely traumatized and shut down after witnessing his grandfather murdered by his dad; how can I break through to him?My wife has invited some of her family to live with us and it’s cramped and not what I agreed to. I know God hates divorce; what do I do?My young teen grandson is viewing porn and his sister is sexting. We will be visiting next week and taking care of them; how can we help them?I am in my 70s, live alone in a motor home, and have lost everything precious to me, including my daughter dying of a fentanyl overdose and my dog who was accidentally killed. How do I deal with my grieving?

In this Wednesday Morning Study, we enter the book of Lamentations—a profound and poetic reflection on suffering, judgment, and the steadfast love of God. Written in the aftermath of Jerusalem’s destruction, Lamentations invites us to face grief honestly while grounding our hope in God’s unchanging character. Even in the darkest moments, Scripture shows that His mercies “are new every morning” Blog, and His faithfulness does not fail. Subscribe for regular updates on all Weekly Studies!

How God Turns Pain Into Purpose In this message, I break down the story of Ruth and Naomi and talk about relationships, loyalty, heartbreak, resilience, and why some of the hardest seasons in life can still lead to something greater. We dive into how bitterness can quietly shape your mindset, why the people around you matter, and how patience and character can change your future. If you've been dealing with disappointment, loss, relationship struggles, dating frustrations, family tension, or just trying to rebuild your life after a difficult season, this message is for you. Ruth 1–4

It’s one of the most common questions people ask: “What happens after we die?” Monday on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie gives us the only reliable answer, straight from God’s Word. We’ll find hope even in those times when loved ones pass on.

When prayers feel like they’re bouncing off the ceiling and life goes sideways—what then? Pastor Erik Reed shares the gut-punch story behind his book, Uncommon Trust—a 15-year fight for his son’s life after a devastating medical mistake. This isn’t tidy faith talk about trusting God. It’s the gritty road from “God will fix it” to “but if not.” If your faith feels white-knuckled and shaky in suffering, this conversation meets you there.

Caller Questions & Discussion:Dr. John discusses the three programs at Townsend Institute for Leadership and Counseling.A 19-year-old boy from my youth group has lived with me for four years, along with other kids. He is extremely traumatized and shut down after witnessing his grandfather murdered by his dad; how can I break through to him?My wife has invited some of her family to live with us and it’s cramped and not what I agreed to. I know God hates divorce; what do I do?My young teen grandson is viewing porn and his sister is sexting. We will be visiting next week and taking care of them; how can we help them?I am in my 70s, live alone in a motor home, and have lost everything precious to me, including my daughter dying of a fentanyl overdose and my dog who was accidentally killed. How do I deal with my grieving?

In this Wednesday Morning Study, we enter the book of Lamentations—a profound and poetic reflection on suffering, judgment, and the steadfast love of God. Written in the aftermath of Jerusalem’s destruction, Lamentations invites us to face grief honestly while grounding our hope in God’s unchanging character. Even in the darkest moments, Scripture shows that His mercies “are new every morning” Blog, and His faithfulness does not fail. Subscribe for regular updates on all Weekly Studies!

How God Turns Pain Into Purpose In this message, I break down the story of Ruth and Naomi and talk about relationships, loyalty, heartbreak, resilience, and why some of the hardest seasons in life can still lead to something greater. We dive into how bitterness can quietly shape your mindset, why the people around you matter, and how patience and character can change your future. If you've been dealing with disappointment, loss, relationship struggles, dating frustrations, family tension, or just trying to rebuild your life after a difficult season, this message is for you. Ruth 1–4

It’s one of the most common questions people ask: “What happens after we die?” Monday on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie gives us the only reliable answer, straight from God’s Word. We’ll find hope even in those times when loved ones pass on.

When prayers feel like they’re bouncing off the ceiling and life goes sideways—what then? Pastor Erik Reed shares the gut-punch story behind his book, Uncommon Trust—a 15-year fight for his son’s life after a devastating medical mistake. This isn’t tidy faith talk about trusting God. It’s the gritty road from “God will fix it” to “but if not.” If your faith feels white-knuckled and shaky in suffering, this conversation meets you there.