When grief is new, the simplest things can feel overwhelming. In this Night Songs episode, we talk about caring for body, soul, and spirit in the early days of loss—offering gentle, practical help and hope for those walking through the night.

Grief can bring emotions that feel confusing or even frightening. In this episode of Night Songs, we explore what is normal in grief—numbness, anger, guilt, exhaustion, relief, and more—and why feeling “on pause” is often a form of protection. Through personal stories and Scripture, you’ll be reminded that you are not broken, you are not alone, and God is near in your sorrow.

Grief reveals what we truly believe about God. In this episode, I share personal stories of loss, illness, and heartbreak, and how each season exposed my posture toward the Lord. We explore trust, anger, entitlement, and what it means to truly know who God is—not just what we’ve been taught—so we can learn to turn toward Him, even in deep pain.

In this episode, Margaret shares the story behind the voice you’re hearing—a faith shaped through sudden loss, long battles, and seasons of deep grief. This is not a guide written from a distance, but a testimony born from lived experience. If your faith feels shaken or your grief feels heavy, you are not alone. God is near, and hope is still possible.

Night Songs is a faith-filled, scripture-based podcast created for the quiet times— when grief feels heavy, questions linger, and rest feels distant. This introductory episode shares the heart behind Night Songs: a Christ-centered space rooted in Scripture, offering gentle reflection and hope for those walking through loss, waiting, and long nights.