I was recently asked that question in a podcast interview. Whether you have experienced a miscarriage or not, listen in to understand this topic of shame…

Friend, where is “death” in your own life? Or what is on the brink of dying? It doesn’t have to be the end. This could be the way to bring life. God’s purpose is to never leave you there. He is so good and loving and gracious that He wants to use any and all death in our lives to bring us abundant life. If God is merciful to bring life from dying creation, how much more is He with our own souls?

Listen to Part 2 of how I found healing after losing my sons, Seth and Roi.

While everything in this world vanishes, the Lord's faithfulness is the hope we have in this life and the life to come. 

Listen to my story of being broken after losing my sons, Seth and Roi.

We all understand grief and suffering. But have we all found the source of comfort and hope? It's in a Person, and His name is Emmanuel, God with us.

Brett and I understand grief and suffering from losing our two sons. Yet, we also experienced the presence of Emmanuel like never before in the midst of the pain.

While many are obsessing over all things pumpkin spice or debating if it’s too early to put up their Christmas tree, I have a different emotional response this time of year. I can never look at a fall leaf the same. Both of my sons, Seth and Roi, were due to be born in the fall. And the Lord spoke to me through the process of leaves dying. Here is a chapter excerpt from my book, Living Hope…

“How will this impact her?” She is going to remember that his life meant something. It had value.