What does faith look like when you don’t have answers?

In this quiet Off the Clock episode of Grace in the Grind, we step into one of the hardest realities of the Christian life: grief, suffering, and the moments when words feel thin.

When a diagnosis comes. When loss hits close to home. When prayers don’t come with explanations.

As believers, we often assume faith should provide clarity. But Scripture shows us something deeper — and more honest. In John 11, Jesus stands at the tomb of Lazarus knowing resurrection is coming… and still, He weeps. In Romans 12, we’re told to weep with those who weep. In 1 Thessalonians 4, we’re reminded we grieve — but not without hope.

This episode explores:

• How to trust God when understanding runs out
• Why grief is not a lack of faith
• The difference between Christian hope and denial
• What Scripture says about sorrow, loss, and eternity
• How to sit with God when you have no words left

We also reflect on passages like Deuteronomy 29:29, Psalm 34:18, Romans 8:26, Ecclesiastes 7:3, and 2 Corinthians 5:8 to anchor our grief in the character of God — not in easy explanations.

This isn’t an episode about fixing pain.

It’s about presence.

If you’re walking through loss, facing uncertain outcomes, grieving someone who knew Christ, or carrying the heavier ache of losing someone who didn’t — this conversation is for you.

You don’t have to manufacture answers. You don’t have to clean up your sorrow. And you don’t have to carry it alone.

God is near — even when words are gone.

☕ Grace in the Grind is a Christian podcast hosted by Cody Hudson, helping believers follow Jesus faithfully in everyday life — especially when success, productivity, and expectations don’t unfold the way we thought they would.

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