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Manna for Melancholy

It Could Be Worse, But It’s Still Hard

If you find yourself sitting in the tension of “it could be worse” and “this is really hard,” I want to encourage you.
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4 years ago

To the Weary He Says, “Come and Be Carried”

God comes close to those crying tired tears and soothes: "Come here. I will carry you."
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5 years ago

He Redeems Even Our Scars

It takes time, but take heart: God puts scars to work for our good and his glory.
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5 years ago

Crushed by Grief to Give Hope in the Mourning

Look to the Man of Sorrows and remember: it's not a sin to be sad about sad things.
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5 years ago

When Life Seems to Be Falling Apart

He who knit you together in your mother's womb has knit you permanently to his own heart.
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5 years ago

On Seasons and Expectations

We have a high priest who himself traversed the entire spectrum of seasons and promises to walk through them with us
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5 years ago

He Concerns Himself with the Lowly

High and mighty as he is, the Lord inclines his ear to the afflicted and listens to their pleas for mercy.
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5 years ago

When Hurting is Hard and Healing is Harder

Hope is a skill to be learned while we sit between hurting and healing.
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5 years ago

Life is Hard and Hope is Sure

Christian maturity is not measured by the absence or avoidance of sorrow, but the engagement of God in the midst of it.
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5 years ago

Yet Grief Must End in Joy

In Christ, mourning has no other choice but to end in jubilee.
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5 years ago

We Want “Fix,” He Says, “Follow”

For every cry of "Fix!" in your life, Christ reminds you to simply, "Follow."
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5 years ago

No One Should Walk Alone

Hurting people are forced to walk through experiences they'd rather not have. Compassion walks with them.
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5 years ago