Today we will take a look into this acronym the Lord gave me for Hope. Each letter describes the character of God! We must have our hope in God in order to make it through perilous times.

Our memories can be good and bad all at the same time, but how you combat the bad ones is paramount.  

The holidays are especially difficult this year because this pandemic has come with so many side affects such as unemployment, the sudden loss of love ones, depression, and having to adjust to so many changes in the way we communicate, worship and educate. But through it all, my prayer is that we don't lose hope in the midst of it all.  May we keep our hope in God as we persevere through this difficult season.

We must not forget the men in our lives who are also grieving in this season whether it is the loss of a love one or the loss of employment.  L.et us encourage and pray for them as they sometimes get lost in the shuffle. 

As mothers who have lost children, we sometimes wonder if anyone really sees us. Do they really see and understand the magnitude of our loss?

The loss of a love one is devastating at any age, but it's even more so to a young person. Caitlin Jackson shares her heart on how she dealt with the loss of her mom at the age of 17.  She shares the struggle, the anger and her journey of healing with the help of the word of God and the Holy Spirit.

Sometimes men find it difficult to express their innermost thoughts and feelings especially during the loss of a loved one. Many attribute it to the way in which little boys are raised when they are told to not cry and be strong which spills over into adulthood. My special guest Tim Shuman shares his heart and how he processed grief.

Get A Grip on the season you are in! No matter what is happening in your life, remember that this too shall pass because seasons change. Trust God in the good season and in the not so good season.