Welcome to the Hope Between the Lines Podcast. I am your host, Dan Herod. Hope Between The Lines features life-giving conversations that say that no matter what happens in life, it will get better. 

This podcast is for everyone looking for rich conversations that radiate hope. I am grateful that you joined us today.

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My guest for episode 39 is Sarah Beth Gerbers. Sarah is a creative arts pastor who has been in ministry for over two decades. She has weathered losses of many kinds, including five miscarriages. Sarah writes freely and openly in her new book entitled Moonflower - Defiantly Blooming in the Face of Great Darkness in order to assure others going through grief that they are not alone. She does not write self-help "how-to" content, but instead weaves poetry and prose together to point at the beauty of life despite great difficulty.

In our conversation today, Sarah unpacks why she dumped social media and how that one decision changed her life. She also dives into the depths of grief, and ascends out of the darkness with a clear message of hope.

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