Grief. It doesn’t ask for permission. It doesn’t wait for the right time. It crashes in, unexpected and uninvited, settling deep into your bones. It steals your breath, tightens your chest, and makes even the simplest things feel impossible.
I had been at my lowest 18 months back, and the situation lasted for about 6 months or so. The grief was so much to bare, it was hard to go on and I didn'tknow if I wouldcome out of it...but looking back I can see that God had a beautiful plan for my life all along, and it is a such a sweet feeling to look back and ponder upon His rescue for me. Psalm. 18
So yes Sarah, when times are bad just holding on Him who knows it all , and He knows it all. Amen
Sarah, this is a hard subject and you've expressed your thoughts beautifully. I'm doing a Bible on Psalm 23 and I learned last week, that it says, Yay, though I walk through the valley...it says walk. Which indicates moving forward. Some valleys last for years and perhaps a lifetime but we are meant to walk through them. This helped so much to see that God has an end to our trials, whether when it's finished or we have risen above the trial. He walks with us.
Over the last few months, I have lost those I once called family. They are still alive, but they have abused and betrayed me without conscience. And so I find myself caught up in the ocean that is grief.
Oh lovely, it’s such a hard place to sit in when it’s still so raw. I pray you feel God’s love through this time. He’s right there in the middle of it with you ❤️
Sarah, this is for me. A friend died yesterday and my heart is so sad. God put you here right in this place right now. He did that for me and for all the others who need this word right now. God bless you!
When I could not sleep tonight, my mind in a state of deep anxiety this note from you caught my eye and I suddenly realised, in the middle of the night, it was reaching my innermost being, speaking into my pain caused by my own unbelief and trust in the Most High. I found consolation and peace in that moment and reassurance that He is in control of all things.
Your words perfectly describe the valleys that grief takes many of us through. As we age, we find ourselves walking through an even wider assortment of them. That’s when we see how precious are the lessons which the earlier valleys taught us.
I read your posts all the time and they ALWAYS have strong Truth woven throughout their words. I ask Yahusha YHUH to continue blessing you, for the ministry of encouragement which He has given you is much needed. Much love to you!
I had been at my lowest 18 months back, and the situation lasted for about 6 months or so. The grief was so much to bare, it was hard to go on and I didn'tknow if I wouldcome out of it...but looking back I can see that God had a beautiful plan for my life all along, and it is a such a sweet feeling to look back and ponder upon His rescue for me. Psalm. 18
So yes Sarah, when times are bad just holding on Him who knows it all , and He knows it all. Amen
Sometimes looking back and seeing all He has done and the growth that has happened is what we need to know we can face anything. ❤️
Sarah, this is a hard subject and you've expressed your thoughts beautifully. I'm doing a Bible on Psalm 23 and I learned last week, that it says, Yay, though I walk through the valley...it says walk. Which indicates moving forward. Some valleys last for years and perhaps a lifetime but we are meant to walk through them. This helped so much to see that God has an end to our trials, whether when it's finished or we have risen above the trial. He walks with us.
Oh I love that. Yes, we must walk! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing this.
Over the last few months, I have lost those I once called family. They are still alive, but they have abused and betrayed me without conscience. And so I find myself caught up in the ocean that is grief.
Oh lovely, it’s such a hard place to sit in when it’s still so raw. I pray you feel God’s love through this time. He’s right there in the middle of it with you ❤️
Praying for your Iryna. I have been there too. God loves you. You are never alone. xx
Sarah, this is for me. A friend died yesterday and my heart is so sad. God put you here right in this place right now. He did that for me and for all the others who need this word right now. God bless you!
My heart is aching for you right now. And I pray the Lord comforts you with the kind of peace that only comes from Him as you walk through this ❤️
When I could not sleep tonight, my mind in a state of deep anxiety this note from you caught my eye and I suddenly realised, in the middle of the night, it was reaching my innermost being, speaking into my pain caused by my own unbelief and trust in the Most High. I found consolation and peace in that moment and reassurance that He is in control of all things.
This blesses me so much to hear! God is so good at leading us to what we need to see ❤️❤️❤️
So beautifully said. Exactly how I feel in my grief. I lost my sister than 2 1/2 later
My husband. I grieved more after a year than when they first died. Still getting adjusted to living alone, never lonely.
Oh sister, my heart is with you and praying for God’s peace to comfort you ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!!🙏🏼 💜
Bless ❤️❤️❤️
Shalom,Sarah
Your words perfectly describe the valleys that grief takes many of us through. As we age, we find ourselves walking through an even wider assortment of them. That’s when we see how precious are the lessons which the earlier valleys taught us.
I read your posts all the time and they ALWAYS have strong Truth woven throughout their words. I ask Yahusha YHUH to continue blessing you, for the ministry of encouragement which He has given you is much needed. Much love to you!
Thank you so much for your prayers. They mean more than you know ❤️❤️❤️
So well said. Thank you.