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Tag Archives: Grief

To Grieve and to Love

Grief is stigmatized in American cultures, but it finds its roots in love. Grief is something to be attended to.

Posted byBrice LaughreyJune 20, 2024June 20, 2024Posted inTheologyTags:Christianity, Exvangelical, Grief, Jesus, Love, Self-Love, TheologyLeave a comment on To Grieve and to Love

Honoring Grief

Honoring grief means wrestling with our understanding of it. Is grief bad? Is it wrong or shameful? If so, how can it be honored?

Posted byBrice LaughreyNovember 8, 2022November 8, 2022Posted inTheologyTags:Christianity, Exvangelical, Grace, Grief, Self-Love, Shame, Theology1 Comment on Honoring Grief

Grieving Alone (Mark 14:32-42)

Even Jesus grieved. What can we learn from the gospel of Mark about grief and the presence of God?

Posted byBrice LaughreyMarch 29, 2021July 23, 2021Posted inBible StudyTags:Bible Study, Comfort, God, Gospel of Mark, GriefLeave a comment on Grieving Alone (Mark 14:32-42)
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