In the Labyrinth of Grief
40 Words of God that Offer Comfort
- Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
- Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
- Published: 2009
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Publisher's Description
In the Labyrinth of Grief 40 Words of God that Offer Comfort Brief meditations for those in sorrow When death enters our life, a process begins that we refer to as grieving. This is a confusing process that is accompanied by different emotions such as sadness, unbelief, relief, anger, resignation, depression, despair, and even new joy in life. The image of the labyrinth helps us to accept that grieving is a complex process in which we learn to accept the empty place and seek to come to grips with all our emotions. The forty short meditations in this book were written with the goal that we might allow ourselves to be comforted from God's Word and that-in all our confusing emotions-we may know ourselves to be secure in the God who gives us hope.
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“When we experienced the loss of a child for the second time, we once again found that in the early stages of our grief it was difficult to concentrate or process information. Our hearts and minds were reeling from pain, and we were grasping for the strength to just get through the day. In the Labyrinth of Grief helped us focus on God's Word when it was hard to concentrate, offered a daily dose of comfort when there were no words for the pain, guided our prayers when it was hard to find focus in prayer.”
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