In this episode, Clint Davis and Brandy Walker discuss the topic of grief. Brandi shares her personal journey with grief and how it led her to become passionate about helping others navigate through it. They define grief as the emotional response to loss, which can include various types of losses such as death, divorce, career changes, and more. They emphasize that grief is a complex and individual process, and the duration of grief can vary depending on factors such as the intensity of the relationship to the loss and personal resilience. They also discuss the societal challenges in dealing with grief and the importance of providing support and understanding to those who are grieving. Grief is a complex and universal experience that can be triggered by various types of loss. It is important to acknowledge and validate the emotions of those who are grieving, rather than trying to fix or minimize their pain. People often struggle with knowing how to support someone who is grieving, but offering a listening ear, a comforting presence, and practical help can make a difference. It is crucial for the church to create a supportive community where people feel seen, heard, and understood in their grief. Unhelpful statements and actions can exacerbate the pain of grief, so it is important to be mindful of what we say and do. Grief can have physical and emotional consequences if not processed and addressed, including physical illness, irritability, sleep disturbances, and strained relationships. It is important to seek support and process grief in order to move towards healing and find meaning in the loss. Grief is a lifelong journey, but with time and support, it is possible to find healing and remember with love rather than pain.